Clinical Leadership
Advancing science, clinical reasoning, and best practices across the anterior segment.
Organizing, advancing, and connecting the entire ecosystem of anterior segment optometry.
Advancing science, clinical reasoning, and best practices across the anterior segment.
Lifelong professional education delivered through myODce.
Connecting clinicians, educators, students, residents, faculty, and professional leaders.
Building ethical collaborations that advance innovation while preserving scientific and editorial independence.
Every disease has a name.
OASiS studies the territory they share.
OASiS occupies the clinical territory where virtually every anterior segment disease intersects. The Society teaches clinicians to understand connections rather than isolated diseases.
Educational programming is delivered through myODce, the Society's educational platform. OASiS and myODce work in concert — the Society sets the clinical direction; myODce delivers it.
Explore myODceIndustry partners support the advancement of education. They do not direct it. OASiS maintains complete editorial independence in all educational programming.
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Fellow of the Optometric Anterior Segment Society
A distinction recognizing commitment to excellence in anterior segment care.
Fellowship in the Optometric Anterior Segment Society will recognize optometrists who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in anterior segment care, continued professional development, and advancement of the profession.
FOAS is being developed as a meaningful professional distinction reflecting engagement with the evolving science and clinical management of anterior segment disease.
Fellowship standards, eligibility requirements, and the inaugural application pathway are currently being developed.
Additional details will be announced as the inaugural Fellowship program is established.
OASiS is forming. Be among the first clinicians, educators, and researchers to shape the future of anterior segment optometry.