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Please reach out to each of each of
these new graduates. They represent
the future of our profession. These
young (mostly) men and women will
help shape the profession of Orthoptics
moving forward. If you would like their
email addresses, please let me know.
Newly certified orthoptists are seen in Nashville following the AOC Board
Examinations. See an alphabetical listing in the AOC report on page 10. See
below for their affiliated programs.
The AACO 75th Anniversary year
ends its celebrations with the 2016
class of newly certified orthoptists,
the largest ever! A bumper crop so to
speak. Twenty-nine candidates were
eligible for the practical exam and
all became certified orthoptists! The
following is a list of the newly certified orthoptists and where they trained.
Note that several were trained outside
the United States.
AOC Orthoptic Programs:
Children’s Eye Care Mich; Stephen
Burwell
Children’s Hospital, LA: Julie Harmon
GBMC; Hanna Chang, Alicia
Rosborough, Rouba Shishakly
Hamilton Eye, Memphis: Ebony
Murchison
Ross Eye Institute: Hanny Barsoum,
Dianna Moya, Nicholas Sala, Tiffany
Yuen
Recertifications: Cindy Avilla and
St. Catherine: Mai Lor, Mai Yang,
Ann Vines (previously AOC-certified.)
Nancy Yang
U Iowa: Anthony Klauer, Tori Rausch,
Programs outside U.S.: Salvo BellanAmy Troll
te, Italy/UK; Sarah Bennett, UK;
U Michigan: Katie Patterson
Rachael Calvey, UK; Karen Cooper,
U Minnesota: Jessica Harder
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be held on Saturday night instead of
Monday. The amazing reception last
year was possible due to the funds
raised by the 75th Anniversary commemorative booklet. To be fiscally
responsible in 2016 the president’s
reception will be a more modest event.
Please make sure to attend the AAO/
AOC/AACO Sunday Symposium. The
topic is “Shake Rattle and Roll - The
Shimmy on Nystagmus”. Also, please
make sure to attend the AACO National
Business Meeting on Sunday morning
as there are many important items to be
discussed and voted on.
Last but not least, AACO’s financial
restructuring continues. A Dropbox
account for AACO has been created for
chairpersons to track their activities.
For example, when sponsors or advertisers wish to make a payment, invoices
can be sent to the advertiser and payments can be recorded. At any time a
committee chair need only reference
the Dropbox spreadsheet to see what
bills have or have not been paid. For
those members unfamiliar with Dropbox go to www.dropbox.com.
I hope to see all of you in Chicago!
Respectfully submitted,
Laurie Hahn-Parrott CO, COT, MBA
AACO President
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Farewell from the VP
This will be my last article before stepping down from AACO leadership. It
has been a very educational 3 years. I
have enjoyed getting to know many of
you better, learning about the complex
workings of our organization, facing
difficult challenges and growing as a
person through the knowledge of my
peers. We have had some rough times
and tribulations, but we are healing
and moving forward in many positive
ways.
We have a great meeting planned for
you in our slightly abridged meeting
in Chicago at the Embassy Suites. It
may be shortened in length, but the
content is still very good. I found an
amazing group of volunteers to give
courses and Jennifer Lambert has
put together an outstanding program
for you, starting on Sunday morning
and going on through Monday. Also,
do not forget to attend the Sunday
Night Symposium, “Shake, Rattle
and Roll: The Shimmy on Nystagmus”. Our Presidential Reception on
Saturday night will be less elaborate,
but still very nice. These changes are
so important to keep down registration fees and avoid raising dues. This
is necessary for the organization as
a whole and sacrifices needed to be
made in the most sensible areas.
This is a great organization full of
amazing and talented people, so be
respectful of each other. Even if you
disagree, listen, get the facts before
reacting and remember that most people have good intentions. Your elected
Board of Directors are good and wise
people that want the AACO to thrive.
Orthoptists have enough adversaries,
so we need to be strong at our core. As
Americans we have heard this all of
our lives, “United we stand, divided
we fall”, so remember that motto as
an AACO member as well.
JCAHPO Report
Tribute Committee
Over the last year, AACO meeting organizers have articulated an interest in
incorporating poster sessions into the
programs of their regional meetings,
and have inquired about obtaining
JCAHPO CE credit for these sessions.
Working with JCAHPO, I was able to
obtain approval for AACO meeting attendees to receive JCAHPO type A CE
credit for attending a formal poster session review that would have to be given by the host organizers. For example,
attendees could receive 1.75 CE hours
for attending a 60 to 90 minute poster
review discussion session of selected
type A / Core poster abstracts.
Thanks to the following members who
have made donations to the Tribute
Committee in the past year:
The AOC made its annual $1000 contribution to the JCAHPO Education
and Research Foundation on May 26,
2016. A new scholarship cycle begins
in January 2017. JCAHPO Education
and Research Foundation Scholarships were awarded to 5 orthoptic students totaling $1550.00. Two students
from the University of Minnesota
($500 & $250), two from the University of Iowa ($300 each), and one
from the Ross Eye Institute ($200) received scholarships. Award amounts
are determined by a student’s GPA
and the program director’s comments.
The more positive the comments and
the higher the GPA, the more the student will receive.
Alex Christoff, CO, COT
AACO Rep to JCAHPO
Fadia Attiah - in honor of the AACO
AnneKathi Telford – in memory of
Annette Grant
Doris Bedrossian Bobb – in honor of
Gill Roper-Hall and all she has done
for the PRISM
Randi Zuller, CO
Chair, AACO Tribute Committee
Retired Orthoptists Outreach
Two of our nonagenarian orthoptists,
who are still actively interested in our
profession, have asked that we circulate
their new addresses (which changed after the directory was completed.) They
would love to hear from you!
Doris Bedrossian Bobb, CO
2855 Westminster Parkway Plaza
Unit 4422
Houston, TX 77082-3168
Rachael Klein, CO
Barrington Terrace, Rm 125
5175 Tamiami Trail
E. Naples, FL 34113
Please contact Gill Roper-Hall if you
know of any retired orthoptists who
would like to hear from us.
[email protected]
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IOA Update: The Challenges and Rewards of Diversity
The International Orthoptic Association Council of Management (COM)
held its annual meeting just preceding
the XIII IOA Congress (see article on
page 7) in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
One of the current projects of the COM
is the development of universal documents that define and describe the
worldwide practice of Orthoptics and
its role in eye care. Such materials are
necessary as our profession expands to
other countries. This is an exceptionally difficult undertaking, however! Unlike pediatric or neuro-ophthalmology,
the practice of Orthoptics varies extensively from country to country.
For example, after undergoing appropriate education, our British colleagues
can supply and administer prescription
medications in a way that we cannot:
by injection! In sharp contrast, in some
states in the United States, orthoptists
are prohibited by law from instilling
cycloplegic eye drops, even at the direction of an ophthalmologist. Orthoptists in other member countries are also
able to prescribe spectacles, while in
the USA orthoptists are limited to refractometry. And in many others, orthoptists are able to work and bill for
service independent of an ophthalmologist. In the United States, even when
following the restrictive rules for coding, reimbursement for sensorimotor
examinations are often denied.
However, while the practice of Orthoptics varies, our external and internal
threats to the profession are very similar. For example, several countries are
experiencing escalating conflicts with
organized optometry. These include
South Africa, Switzerland, Austria,
Portugal, Norway, the Asia Pacific
Association, the Czech Republic, and
China (Hong Kong). In these countries, optometrists are either competing
successfully for orthoptic jobs, or are
holding seats on the medical boards
that control orthoptic practice. For
example, in South Africa, the optometric-lead health ministry closed the
orthoptist registry eight years ago with-
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out informing the orthoptic association
before or after the decision was made.
In South Africa, one cannot practice
without being registered with the Ministry, so closing the register meant that no
new orthoptic positions - or new orthoptists - would be allowed.
Here is a chart illustrating the number of
ophthalmologists and optometrists per
orthoptist for three different countries.
The data is based on IOA Country Reports and World Ophthalmology Council
data. It is interesting that although in all
countries, optometrists outnumber ophthalmologists and orthoptists combined,
the ratio of optometrist to ophthalmologist to orthoptist is most equal in the
UK (10:2:1), where Orthoptics has been
able to expand its scope, and most distorted in South Africa (136:30:1) where
Orthoptics faces extinction.
Of course, there are many different reasons for the similarities and the differences amongst the IOA countries. Some
of these are differences in orthoptic education, qualification (licensure, certification, etc.), and national health systems.
The predominance of optometrists compared to other eye care providers is only
one factor that impacts orthoptists (and
ophthalmologists) in many – but not all
IOA countries. If you are interested in
helping our few remaining South American colleagues (only eleven orthoptists), ask the AACO Board of Directors
to submit a letter of protest to the South
African Ministry of Health and Registry
Board.
The diversity that is an intrinsic part of
organizations such as the IOA helps us
to surmount challenges. As I close out
my term as your IOA Representative,
I want to encourage continued active
participation in international Orthoptics
at all levels, by the AACO and its individual members. As the IOA expands in
numbers, it expands in influence. As we
all know, there is strength in numbers!
Kyle Arnoldi. CO, COMT
AACO representative to the IOA
UK = United Kingdom US - United States
SA = South Africa UK - United
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Highlights from the 2016
TCOS annual meeting – Ottawa
The 2016 TCOS workshops and
scientific session took place in conjunction with the Canadian Ophthalmological Society annual meeting in
Ottawa, June 17-21. Congratulations
to Sarah Whitecross (former TCOS
president), and current Co-presidents
Jeff Locke and Liz Armstrong for
organizing an outstanding meeting!
Friday started off with an afternoon
of “dynamic” workshops from orthoptists and ophthalmologists, providing many expert tips on dynamic
retinoscopy (Teresa Warren), photographic documentation of strabismus
(Jocelyn Zurevinsky, Nichole Pereira,
Dr Raymond Ko), visual fields (Dr
Michael Richards) and the examination and treatment of near-distance
disparity esotropia (Dr Ian Clark).
Saturday and Sunday, orthoptists
joined COS pediatric and neurology
sessions. One of the great points in
the format of this meeting is that
the TCOS, CSOMP (technical), and
CSORN (nursing) sessions are held in
the same venue as the COS meeting,
allowing attendees to find a host of
interesting and pertinent presentations to attend, and the opportunity to
obtain maximum CE credits. In the
pediatric session, Dr. Carlos Solarte’s
presentation included descriptive
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TCOS Highlights continued
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photos, diagrams and images to emphasize the difference between heavy eye
syndrome and sagging eye syndrome.
This year, Michael O’Connor, MD
entertained and educated as he presented the John Pratt-Johnson Lecture:
“Mechanical” strabismus in adults:
concepts, diagnosis, and management
at the scientific session on Monday.
Other highlights from the session
included Dr. Stephen Christiansen’s
presentation bringing our attention to
auricular associations with strabismus,
and a panel discussion with orthoptists
and ophthalmologists exchanging ideas
on difficult cases in strabismus and
pediatric ophthalmology. The panel
consisted of Drs. Stephen P. Kraft,
Michael O’Connor, Stephen P. Christiansen, Linda Colpa, and Darren
Oystreck. Nichole Pereira wrapped
up the day, presenting a case of osteogenesis imperfecta with recurrences of
trauma and retinal hemorrhage, helping
us all to gain new knowledge about a
rare condition. This was an excellent
showcase of the depth and knowledge
of our orthoptic colleagues, eight of
the thirteen presentations were made
by orthoptists and one by an orthoptic
student. This is a great accomplishment
for our small society!
The TCOS cocktail party Sunday night
at the Side Door Bar in the Byward
Market gave everyone a chance to meet
and mingle. The food was excellent and
the company was sparkling. And for
those who watch the Canadian news,
we did not lose any attendees in the
very large sink hole right in front of the
Shaw Centre.
2017 marks the 50th Anniversary of
TCOS and a big celebration is being
planned. Please come and join us
in Montreal, June 15-18, 2017, for
thought provoking presentations and
some wonderful Canadian hospitality! Montreal is beautiful in June, and
its Francophone culture, the Comedy
Festival and the food are hard to match.
Contact Jeff Locke or Liz Armstrong
if you have a workshop or presentation
you would like to add to the program.
See you there!
Vancouver Hosted AAPOS Meeting April 6-10
Vancouver, BC was the host city for
the 2016 AAPOS conference. Beautiful landscape, great weather, and
brilliant speakers set the stage for yet
another successful AAPOS meeting.
The meeting kicked off with an
opening reception at the host hotel,
the Pan Pacific Hotel. The night was
filled with an irresistible array of food,
the drinks were savory and there was
jam-packed mingling of friends, colleagues, mentors and advisors.
Alas, the fun was over and the learning began. Edward L. Raab, MD,
JD was named the Costenbader Lecturer. He delivered a superb talk on
the innovative history and treatment of
exotropia.
The remainder of the day was filled
with talks on all forms of strabismus,
and the ever changing treatment in
ROP. An interesting talk on time
requirements for EHR presented by
Michael Chiang, MD made everyone
in the room aware of how much time
is spent documenting EHR charts.
He showed the time requirements to
be quite significant with much of this
time spent after hours or on weekends.
It was hard to choose which workshop
to attend, as all workshops intrigued
the eye nerd in me. The newest my-
opia treatment workshop packed the
house- standing room only for myopia
- who would’ve thought it? The AACO
workshop was my favorite. Kyle
Arnoldi, Laurie Hahn-Parrott, and
Vaishali Mehta shared some pearls
of knowledge you can only learn with
experience.
Orthoptists were represented in the
poster section - Sarah Whitecross,
Helia Garcia, Evelyn Cohen, Illana Karshae, Lindsay Klaehn, and
Marlo Galli shared their knowledge of
strabismus, binocularity, visual fields,
nerve palsies, and neuro-imaging.
Saturday greeted us with a beautiful
lecture: “Pursuit of Stereopsis” presented by the 2016 Knapp Lecturer,
Pradeep I. Sharma, MD, FAMS. Not
only was this topic near and dear to
every orthoptist, Dr. Sharma sang a
song using “AAPOS” as the refrain!
The talk ended with a standing ovation
in his honor.
The last hurrah was Sunday morning,
adding just a bit more education before
everyone pulled out their passports and
headed towards the airport.
I look forward to what the future holds,
and will keep up my duty as an orthoptist - keeping the world straight.
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Rotterdam hosted the XIIIth IOA Congress – June 26-30, 2016.
afternoon’s blocks were “High Myopia and its Complications” and “CVI &
Low Vision.” During the block regarding binocular vision and fusion, Kathy
Fray presented a paper titled “Fusional
Amplitudes: Developing Testing Standards” while Jorie Jackson served as
moderator.
Many orthoptists attended this worthwhile congress. Here is a happy group!
From left, Sarah Whitecross, Kathleen Curtin, Jennifer Lambert, Jorie Jackson,
Angela Dillon (just behind Jorie), Carole Panton with Kali Loberger behind her,
and Gill Roper-Hall.
The International Orthoptic Association
hosted its XIIIth International Orthoptic Congress from June 27–30 in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Seven hundred
members from 42 countries met to share
knowledge, present research, and engage in social functions, while celebrating the work orthoptists from all over
the globe take part in every day.
The objective of the congress was to
build bridges between different worlds,
and IOA Congress Scientific Program
Committee chair Kyle Arnoldi and
her committee, which included AAOC
member Carole Panton worked tirelessly to plan, execute, and encourage an
environment of learning. Conducive to
the learning environment was the downloadable mobile app offered for free to
all attendees of the IOC. This app provided important information about session start times, paper abstracts, poster
topics, and after-hours event times and
locations. There was even the option for
attendees to include their own notes and
designate their favorite papers, posters,
and presentations.
There were two workshops on Monday. The first, titled “Bridging Worlds:
Changes in Personal and Professional
Identities of Orthoptists,” discussed the
ever-changing role of orthoptists. Attendees learned how orthoptists’ skills
are utilized worldwide, including in
PRISM, page 6
non-traditional roles, the importance of
orthoptists evolving their clinical skills
to meet emerging healthcare needs, and
developing ways to educate others regarding their roles in clinic. The second
workshop, “Bridging Worlds Between
Assessment and Intervention in CVI in
Children,” aimed to provide a framework for understanding and working
with CVI children, including discussing
the causes, designing a framework for
assessing children with CVI, describing
the visual and behavioral characteristics
of these children,and the interventions
for children with CVI.
There were 12 theme blocks over Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. These
were scientific sessions with concurrent
poster displays. Two sessions were in the
morning, followed by a lunch break, and
two additional blocks ended each day.
Presenters had eight minutes to speak
about their research related to each
theme block. Additionally, there were
two “rapid fire” poster presentations after each block, where the first author of
the two highest-rated posters presented
a synopsis of their work after the formal
presentations. After each block, there
was an opportunity for attendees to visit
posters that were displayed throughout
the venue.
The two Tuesday morning theme blocks
were “Binocular Vision — Fusion” and
“Binocular Vision — Stereopsis.” The
Wednesday’s morning theme blocks were
“Neuro-Ophthalmology” and “Genetics
and Syndromes.” The afternoon blocks
were “Technology in Eye Disease” and
“Expanding Orthoptic Practice.” In
the neuro-ophthalmology block, Gill
Roper-Hall presented a paper, “Ocular
Motility Dysfunction in Patients with
Meningiomas,” and Sarah Whitecross
presented “Visual Field Outcomes in
Children with Neurofibromatosis Type
1 Associated Optic Pathway Gliomas.”
Additionally, Angela Dillon presented
a rapid-fire poster titled “Oscillopsia
Due to Malabsorption Secondary to
Wernicke’s Encephalopathy.” In the
genetics and syndromes block, Jennifer
Lambert presented a paper titled “A
Prospective Observational Study of
Ocular Comorbidities in Children with
NAS: Study Design and One-Year
Outcomes.”
On Thursday morning, the theme blocks
were “Screening, Vision, and Refractive
Error” and “Amblyopia.” The afternoon
blocks were “Strabismus” and “Strabismus Management.” During the strabismus block, Kathleen Curtin presented
a paper titled “Large-Angle Congenital
Exotropia Secondary to Absent Bilateral Medial Rectus Muscles,” and Sarah
MacKinnon presented “Exaggerated
V-Pattern Strabismus and Displacement
of the Superior and Lateral Rectus Muscles Near Their Origins: Impact of Altered Boney Morphology of the Posterior Orbit in Systemic Craniosynostosis.”
Two orthoptists were honored for their
many years of work and the contributions they have made to the field. Anna
Horwood, PhD, DBO(T) from the UK
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Eastern Region Meeting - Providence - April 28-30
The 2016 Eastern Regional AACO
Meeting was held in Providence, Rhode
Island on April 28-30. Kudos to Samantha Garner Pape for chairing this very
well received, well organized, fun and
informative meeting. Approximately
75 orthoptists came from near and far,
excited to catch up with old friends and
make new ones. The meeting had it all,
excellent academic programs, social
events including dancing courtesy of
Bobby Pape (pays to have connections)
and even a session on Mindfulness lead
by Nina Palomba.
Thursday afternoon session got off to
an excellent start with talks from our
orthoptic students. Thank you to Kylie
Smith, VinhVy Nguyen, Rupa Nayee,
Tori Rausch and Tony Klauer. Congratulations to their program directors.
You have much to be proud of. The future of orthoptics is secure with the caliber of students we heard.
In the neuro-ophthalmology imaging
symposium, a panel of three neuroophthalmologists from Boston’s major
academic centers was presented with 7
interesting and unusual cases by several
Boston orthoptists. Their review of the
imaging accompanying the diagnoses
really helped us understand better how
to navigate MRIs and CT scans.
The lectures covered a wide range of
topics throughout the meeting. Both
Drs. David Hunter and Stephen
Christiansen gave excellent talks on
All these orthoptists have worked
with Andrew Levada, MD! From left,
Angela Moya, Tabitha Walker, Cheryl
Capobianco, Shelley Klein, and
Lindsay Gill.
Botox for childhood esotropia. Kyle
Arnoldi’s talk titled, “Is This Really a
Superior Oblique Palsy? Controversies
in Diagnostic Testing” made us all think.
There were several case presentations on
the more unusual patients we might see
in our practice, such as Spinocerebellar
Ataxia Type 3 presented by Jennifer
Lambert and Neuromyelitis Optica presented by Nina Palomba. The program
included updates on Thyroid Eye Disease and Traumatic Brain Injury.
The meeting ended on Saturday morning with a workshop on Retinoscopy
for the Orthoptist with emphasis on dynamic retinoscopy. I was pleased and
proud to see that most of the speakers
were orthoptists.
The Providence Eastern Regional
AACO meeting was enjoyed by all. It
was a perfect blend of learning and camaraderie with our fellow orthoptists.
Shelley Klein, CO, COMT
AAP News
I am very pleased to report that the
American Association of Pediatrics
Board of Directors has approved our
Section on Ophthalmology’s request
to endorse the AAPOS statement on
“Orthoptists as Physician Extenders”.
The endorsement and document will
be published in the Pediatric Clinical
Practice Guidelines and Policies Manual and for the AAP News to announce
to their membership. This is a huge
accomplishment and has been in the
works since March 2015.
The AAP is a large and powerful professional medical society made up of
over 64,000 pediatricians and pediatric
medical and surgical subspecialists. To
have the recognition and support of the
AAP for our long term goal of securing
our professional position in the medical
field is paramount especially during
these very ophthalmologic politically
charged times.
Other goals of the AAP Section on
Ophthalmology include:
• Increasing accuracy and percentage
of eye examinations in pediatricians’
offices by increasing reimbursement for
vision screening. We have provided pediatricians with quality, evidence-based
education on vision screening and
guidelines for vision screening, along
with establishing quality metrics.
• Increasing parental awareness of children’s vision health issues
It is important that we support the AAP
just as they are supporting us. I strongly urge our AACO membership to join
now (http://www.aap.org/en-us/pages /
become-member.aspx).
Shelley Klein, CO, COMT
AACO Liaison to the AAP
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Stephenson Award Recipient - Cindy Pritchard, CO
The first Gail Stephenson IOA Honorary Fellow Award was presented in June at the
2016 IOA Congress to AACO member, Cindy Pritchard. She was chosen from
among 14 candidates nominated from several IOA member countries because of her
significant contributions to the profession nationally and internationally.
Cindy Pritchard (center, holding award)
with Gail Stephenson’s brother Stewart
Midgley (far left), husband Barry Stephenson, IOA President Karen McMain
and Chair of the Congress Organizing
Committee Jan Roelof Polling.
Future Meeting Dates
AAPOS Annual Meeting
April 2-6, 2017
Omni Nashville
Nashville, TN
www.aapos.org
AACO Joint Regional Meeting
May 4-6, 2017
Atheneun Hotel in Greektown
Detroit, MI.
Contact Lindsay Horan, CO
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ARVO Annual Meeting
May 7-11, 2017
Baltimore, MD
www.arvo.org
TCOS Annual Meeting
June 15-18, 2017
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Contact: www.eyesite.ca
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AACO National Meeting
Nov 11-14, 2017
New Orleans, LA
Contact: Kyle Arnoldi, CO
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XIVth IOA Congress
June 22-25, 2020
Liverpool, England
www.ioc2020.org
Candidates were judged in areas of research, education, and service. Cindy excelled
in all three. She is a researcher of the highest integrity who keenly identifies and
investigates patterns and clinical questions using sound scientific methods. She has
been an invited lecturer around the world, and has also delivered the Richard G.
Scobee Memorial Lecture. She has served as a member of the AOJ Editorial Board
for decades and is trusted by the Editors for her perspicacious and unbiased reviews.
She is a skilled communicator, both as an author and a speaker, and has published her
research in several peer-reviewed journals.
Cindy is a frequent speaker at regional and national meetings and has served as
AACO Program Chair. Her scientific and educational accomplishments were acknowledged by the IOA in 1999 when she was chosen to be Chair of the IOA Congress Scientific Program Committee for the congress in Stockholm, Sweden. She
was responsible for broadening the reach of the IOA Congress to ophthalmologists
by creating the first invited symposia at that congress.
Cindy was a member of the American Orthoptic Council for almost a decade, and
in that time served as Examination Co-chair for the AOC National Board Exams.
During her tenure, she completely renovated the oral/practical exam, standardizing
the scoring and streamlining the exam process. Her system formed the foundation
upon which the AOC oral/practical exam has been built over the past 15 years.
Cindy has held elected and appointed positions within the AACO including Treasurer, Director of Finance, Program Chair, and AACO Representative to the IOA. It is
in this last role that Cindy has truly distinguished herself. As a member of the IOA
Council of Management, Cindy was elected as Chair of what is now the International
Cooperation Program. And in that position, she created and developed the IOA Volunteer Program, the Exchange Program, and the Partner Country Program. With the
Volunteer Program, she coordinated clinical and teaching volunteers to bring their
skills and expertise to many sites around the world, improving the quality of eye care
worldwide. Her efforts have brought our profession to countries such as Malaysia,
Pakistan, and China through program development and certification development.
Other countries that continue to benefit from the project she started include Albania,
Peru, Hong Kong, Bulgaria, India, Poland, Kenya, Dominican Republic, Slovenia,
Estonia, Mexico, Taiwan, Ecuador, Nepal, Thailand, Egypt, Nigeria, Venezuela,
Greece, and Pakistan. She has served as a volunteer herself, and has helped with the
Tianjin Program in Pediatric Ophthalmology developed by AAPOS. Cindy’s special
gift is her ability to connect people, and she continues to use this gift as Chair of the
Volunteer Program, 16 years after its inception.
The mission of the IOA is “to promote the science of Orthoptics worldwide, to provide information and support to national bodies and individual orthoptists, and to
help maintain and improve standards of education, training and orthoptic practice.”
Cindy Pritchard has distinguished herself in her typical quiet and humble manner in
each of these categories, nationally and internationally, since she entered the field of
Orthoptics in the late 1970s. Other than Gail Stephenson herself, there may be no
better ambassador of the ideals and goals of the IOA than Cindy Pritchard.
Kyle Arnoldi, CO COMT
AACO Representative to the IOA
PRISM, page 9
American Orthoptic Council Report
The twentieth American Orthoptic
Council annual business meeting
and certifying oral/practical board
exams were held September 16-18,
2016 in Nashville, Tenn. AOC
President David Morrison,
MD hosted the meeting with
more than twenty orthoptists and
ophthalmologists attending as officers
and representatives. Steve Archer,
MD and Tara Bragg were introduced
as the two newest AOC members. A
dozen guest examiners and helpers
were present to help, along with
Executive Director Leslie France.
Miyazaki who are rotating off the
Council this year. Dr. Raab was
honored with a commemorative bowl
for his 34 years of service to the AOC.
He will be greatly missed. Emily
Miyazaki was presented with a gift for
her services on the board during her
term as AACO Vice President.
A record number of 29 candidates
took the oral/practical examination
and all 29 passed. Congratulations
are extended to: Cindy Avilla,
Hanny Barsoum, Salvatore
Bellante, Sarah Bennett Harkins,
Stephen Burwell, Rachael Calvey,
Hanna Chang, Karen Cooper,
Jacqueline Gavin, Jessica Harder,
Julie Harmon, Tania Hashmi,
Jordan Jennings, Anthony Klauer,
Mary Lohan, Mai Lor, Dianna
Moya, Ebony Murchison, Katie
Patterson, Tori Rausch, Alicia
Rosborough, Nicholas Sala, Rouba
Shishakly, Nakita Tanwar, Amy
Troll, Ann Vines, Mai Yang, Nancy
Yang, Tiffany Yuen. This committee identifies and contacts
retired AACO members who are no
longer active in the organization. One
purpose is to collect biographies and
memories of their peers and mentors
from the early days of our profession.
Dr. Morrison expressed thanks and
graitude to Ed Raab, MD and Emily
For more details, read the AOC report
circulated to the membership before the
national meeting.
Ronald Biernacki, CO
Rachael Jenkins, CO
Retired Member Outreach
New Membership Chair Paula
Schanilec will join the committee
which includes Ellen Whitworth
Powell, Pam Berg, Dale Blanche and
Pattye Jenkins.
Some of our retired members are in
their nineties, and still active. See
news of Doris Bedrossian Bobb and
Rachael Klein on page xx.
Please forward to the committee the
names and contact information of any
retired orthoptists you know!
Gill Roper-Hall, DBOT, CO
2017 Joint Regional Orthoptic Meeting – Detroit – May 4-6
We would like to invite you to attend the 2017 Joint Regional Orthoptic Meeting
in Detroit! The event will be held May 4-6 at the Atheneum Hotel (Thursday noon
to Saturday noon) and sponsored by the University of Michigan, Henry Ford
Hospital, and Children’s Eye Care.
There will be a mix of free papers, workshops, and a Jack Baker Difficult Cases
Day. In addition, social events have been planned for the evenings. On Thursday,
we will have Jazz & Hors d’Oeuvres in The Belt (a redefined public alley). On
Friday, there will be a Dessert & Dancing reception in the Atheneum ballroom.
A block of suites is available for $164/night. Be sure to mention “AACO.”
We certainly hope that you will consider attending and presenting! If
you are interested in speaking or sharing a case, please e-mail lindsay.
[email protected]. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you there!
Lindsay Horan, CO
PRISM, page 10
Mission Trip to Belize City June 4-9, 2016
This was the second straight year that
I had the incredible opportunity to join
a pediatric ophthalmology mission in
Belize City. Sponsored by the World
Pediatric Project and coordinated in
partnership with the Belizean nonprofit Belize Council for the Visually
Impaired (BCVI), our team was led by
Jenna Fedyschyn, Khandice Tillett and
Camille Ferguson. I traveled to Belize
City to join Courtney Kraus, MD,
pediatric ophthalmologist from Johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore and
Tom Bohannon, MD, anesthesiologist
from Cinch Valley Medical Center in
Virginia.
Our team worked closely with BCVI’s
dedicated support staff and volunteers
to screen a total of 91 children and provide 28 surgical procedures for conditions including cataracts, strabismus,
blocked tear ducts, and ptosis. This
mission took place at the BCVI’s National Eye Clinic in Belize City, which
was established in 2000 to centralize
eye care for the country of Belize. It
serves as the referral facility for all
patients from clinics around the country
needing further medical and surgical
treatment for eye conditions.
We treated three
year-old patient
Brenae who had
sustained a traumatic sixth nerve
palsy after head
trauma involving
an iron gate several
months prior to our
arrival. She had undergone surgery to
place a plate in her skull and remained
in an induced coma for days. Dr. Kraus
performed surgery to improve her
overall eye range of motion. We hope
to evaluate Brenae on future missions
and follow her path to recovery.
We look forward to returning to the
BCVI clinic in January 2017 to do
more screenings and surgeries for the
Belizean children.
Marlo Galli, CO
TCOS - Call for Speakers –
Montreal, June 2017
The 2017 TCOS Annual Meeting
will be held June 15-18, in Montreal, Quebec in conjunction with
the Canadian Ophthalmological
Society Annual Meeting.
Orthoptists registering for the
meeting may participate in the
workshops on Thursday and may
also attend any COS presentations.
We are now accepting abstracts for
the TCOS Scientific Session on
Sunday June 18, 2017 from 8:00
a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
If you are interested in presenting,
please contact one of the TCOS
co-presidents and request an
application form called “Offer to
Present”.
We hope to see you at the meeting.
Employment
Opportunities
Membership Report
Please thank Lindsay Horan who did
an amazing job as Membership Chair
for many years! She made improvements and updates to the process,
putting in a great deal of time and effort during of period of much change.
As the new Membership Chair I am
thankful for her efforts. She’s made
the job much easier. Watch for dues
notices for 2017 this fall. I’m working
with AMS on a schedule.
I hope that all of our teaching programs will enroll their students. Student membership is important in creating dedicated, loyal, lifelong members.
Ron Biernacki enrolled me when I
was a student; that action helped foster
awareness of the importance of the
AACO in developing and maintaining the integrity of the profession of
Orthoptics.
Long-term members who have retired
from Orthoptics may apply for a lifetime membership. To qualify you must
have been a member for 20 years and
be retired from orthoptics.
Jeff Locke OC(C)
Liz Armstrong OC(C)
TCOS Co-Presidents
Please contact me at AACOmember@
gmail.com with any questions or updates to your contact information!
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Paula Schanilec, CO
AACO Membership Chair
Employment Opportunities
are currently available in
the following locations.
Check the member section
of the web site for
additional information at
www.orthoptics.org
.
Current Listings:
Atlanta, GA
Baltimore, MD
Chicago, IL
Columbus, OH
Concord, NH
Durham, NC
Iowa City, IA
Menlo Park, CA
Philadelphia, PA
Portland, OR
Seattle, WA
Spokane, WA
Wheaton, IL
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Please notify the AACO
Secretary and Membership
Committee of any name,
address or email changes.
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