Optometry NI
Promoting proactive eyecare for all.
ONI is the representative body for all optometrists and dispensing opticians in Northern Ireland. We work with the NI Department of Health and the government to improve and raise awareness of eyecare standards.
Optometry NI
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Constitution
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Upcoming Events
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Optometry NI Council
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Our Mission
We want to raise awareness about proactive eyecare by engaging with all stakeholders to reduce avoidable blindness.
Optometry Northern Ireland was established from the Negotiating committee for Northern Ireland and has representation from the main associations for optometrists and dispensing opticians in N.I.
The reason for our formation was to present a united voice to the Northern Ireland Department of Health, politicians, media and others.
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Optometry Northern Ireland
Optometry Northern Ireland co-ordinates, channels and represents the views and interests of Optometrists and Dispensing Opticians as providers of eye care in Northern Ireland to all stakeholders, including the Department of Health and Social Services.
This is a link to animations from FODO which practices may like to use and share 🤓
To any Optometry practices affected by the recent flooding. If you need any hands on help or advice, feel free to post on here for some support.
There is a polite reminder for all Locums to familiarise themselves with latest guidance from SPPG re access to CCG and referrals. Your practice owner ( contractor ) will have this email detail.For Eye Casualty referrals to the Belfast Trust please use CCG for referrals.
“Make a call” 08002321271. Helping NI public with free and confidential assessments to ensure they are receiving the correct benefits. They can also help people fill in the HC1 forms correctly.
Optometry Today are looking for any optometrists who graduated in 1989?Selina Powell - features editor writes ”I am working on a feature interviewing optometrists who qualified in the year that the last major changes to the Opticians Act were made, to look at what has changed in the profession while the legislation has remained the same. Selina Powell OT Features Editor2 Woodbridge Street, London, EC1R 0DG020 7549 2075020 7251 8315selinapowell@optometry.co.uk
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