Watch interviews with attendees and faculty
Discover why Hawaiian Eye/Retina is the third largest meeting in US ophthalmology
Hear colleagues discuss what makes their meeting experience unique — perpective from world-renowned experts, customized programs for the whole office, small group educational sessions, interaction with more than 1,000 peers, and a casual environment in a great location.
In order of appearance: Steven D. Schwartz, MD, Los Angeles, CA; Baruch D. Kuppermann, MD, PhD, Irvine, CA; Louis B. Cantor, MD, Indianapolis, IN; Thomas W. Samuelson, MD, Minneapolis, MN; Kevin J. Corcoran, COE, CPC, FNAO, San Bernadino, CA; Dale K. Heuer, MD, Milwaukee, WI; Kuldev A. Singh, MD, Stanford, CA; John R. Samples, MD, Parker, CO
Join us for a bigger and better Big Island experience!
New Saturday session.
This year’s meeting will start one day earlier than usual – taking place Saturday, January 19 to Friday, January 25. The new Saturday schedule includes an Oculoplastics session from 7:30 am to 12:30. All attendees are welcome and CME credits will be available to physicians.
New Sunday topics and credits.
The Sunday agenda has been revamped to include more clinical presentations that offer CME credits. Sunday will now cover: Practice Management – Profit Enhancement through Frugal Innovation and What’s New in 2013, Ophthalmic Risk Management, Ethical Challenges and Dilemmas, Hawaiian Eye Foundation Awards and Life Outside of Ophthalmology: Living and Giving. Also, we will continue the tradition of hosting all Hawaiian Eye and Retina program attendees together on Sunday.
A new and improved Hilton.
Join us at the beautifully renovated Hilton Waikoloa Village, the largest hotel on the Big Island that can comfortably accommodate us in terms of meeting space and attendee rooms. The meeting has not been to the Big Island since 2008; since then, they've completed guest room, restaurant, tram and boat renovations. We’re very excited to see the brand new Hilton property!
More credits overall.
More than ever before, Comprehensive Ophthalmologists and Retina Specialists can earn MORE AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, Nurses and Allied Health Professionals can earn MORE CNE credits and Administrators will continue to receive a certificate of participation.
CME Banyan Tree Sessions return.
This year we introduced physician attendees to interactive Banyan Tree Sessions. They were held in the evenings with wine, beer and light snacks available. Each night, a different Moderator and Panel were present to informally speak to a specific topic. Attendees were given the opportunity to have face-to-face discussions with faculty and colleagues while earning an additional AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™. The Moderators and topics for 2013 will be announced soon!
Register now to take advantage of these special offers:
Group Discount:
Pay only $325 per administrator or nurse when 3 or more attend with a physician
(or pay $375 each if 2 attend).
Early-bird discount:
• Physicians save $155
• Nurses save $45
• Administrators save $45
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