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Paraoptometrics are allied health professionals who assist doctors of optometry in providing their highest level of eye and vision care to the public. There is a great distinction between ophthalmic technicians or assistants and paraoptometrics.
The AOA offers four levels of Paraoptometric certification, Certified Paraoptometric (CPO), Certified Paraoptometric Assistant (CPOA) and Certified Paraoptometric Technician (CPOT) and Certified Paraoptometric Coder (CPOC).
Login to EyeLearn. AOA’s member-exclusive education portal, EyeLearn, offers an online catalog of educational modules, webinars and resources for doctors of optometry, future doctors of optometry and paraoptometric staff.
The first step in preparing for a CPC certification exam is reading and understanding the Paraoptometric Examination Certification Handbook. View Handbook.
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If you have ever been a member of AOA or AOSA or registered for a paraoptometric examination, your login credentials are still valid and you do not need to create an additional online account. You may recover your username by entering your email address, or reset your password if you know your username.
As an AOA/AOSA member, you’ll receive assistance with your coursework, guidance on the board exams, and myriad other benefits. Register and prepare for NBEO Part I. The earliest date for a student to take NBEO Part I is the spring of the candidate’s third professional year in an accredited institution.
