Author: Pacific University

Driving to the Campus
Pacific University is located in Forest Grove, Oregon, 22 miles west of downtown Portland. From Portland, the preferred route to campus is via Highway 26 (Sunset Highway), turning south at Banks (via Highways 6 and 47). The area map displays these routes.
FROM THE NORTH… Traveling southbound on Interstate 5, take the 405 exit West, follow signs and exit to Highway 26 West (ocean beaches/zoo).
FROM THE SOUTH… Traveling northbound on Interstate 5, take 217 exit North, follow signs and exit to Highway 26 West.
FROM THE EAST… Traveling westbound on Interstate 84, follow signs and exit to Interstate 5 southbound, follow signs to 405, and to Highway 26 West.
THEN...FROM HIGHWAY 26 Exit left onto Highway 6 (Tillamook/Banks), after driving 2 miles exit and turn right to Highway 47 south. Travel about six miles. Entering Forest Grove, turn right onto Sunset Drive at stoplight. Sunset Drive ends when it runs into campus. Turn right at the stop sign onto University Avenue. The next left is College Way, the main entrance to campus.

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COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY
2043 College Way
Forest Grove, OR 97116
pacificu.edu

Pacific University
College of optometry
&
Pennsylvania college of optometry
At Salus University

New Paradigms in Retinal Disease
6 hours of
Continuing Education
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Jefferson Hall
Pacific University
Forest Grove, Oregon

New Paradigms in Retinal Disease

Joseph J. Pizzimenti, O.D., FAAO
Dr. Joseph J. Pizzimenti is an Associate Professor of Optometry at Nova Southeastern University College of Optometry in Fort Lauderdale, Florida where he serves as Director of Interdisciplinary Clinical Education and Director of the Diabetes Macular Disease Service at The Eye Care Institute. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry and a Fellow Member of the Optometric Retina Society.
Carlo J. Pelino O.D., FAAO
Dr. Carlo J. Pelino is an Assistant Professor at Pennsylvania College of Optometry in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where he serves as Director of the Optometric Retina Service at The Eye Institute. In 1995 Dr. Pelino completed an ocular disease residency at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital in Philadelphia, where he concentrated in retina and neuro-ophthalmic disease. He recently completed a one-year retinal fellowship emphasizing medical and surgical treatments under the direction of vitreo-retinal surgeons at Crozier-Chester and Riddle Memorial Hospitals in suburban Philadelphia. Dr. Pelino is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry and a Fellow Member of the Optometric Retina Society.

Pacific University
College of Optometry
Jefferson Hall
Sunday, June 5, 2011
U.S. Census projections show that the population 65+ is expected to double in the top seven States with the fastest-growing elderly populations. With the onset of age-related vision problems, there will be more visits to optometric practices. “New Paradigms in Retinal Disease” is a six-hour program which will help the optometrist meet the emerging needs of aging patients.
8:00—8:30 Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:30—10:30 The Posterior Segment: Structure, Function and Evaluation
10:30—12:30 Age-related Macular Degeneration Update
12:30—1:30 Lunch
1:30—3:30 Retina Grand Rounds
Registration $150
Your registration includes 6 hours of COPE-approved continuing education, continental breakfast and lunch
Education grants have been provided by:

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Please complete the information below and fax or mail along with your payment to:
FAX: 503-352-2929
Pacific University College of Optometry
2043 College Way
Forest Grove, Oregon 97116
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