Voting is open for the Association of Optometrists (AOP) Hospital Optometrists Committee (HOC) elections, with members invited to cast their votes for three vacant seats. The HOC serves as a …
A recent BBC News article has highlighted the growing evidence that regular eye examinations may help spot early warning signs of neurological conditions such as dementia. In the piece, specialists …
Optometry Scotland, the representative body for optical professionals, supports the Scottish Government’s detailed proposal for the General Ophthalmic Services Specialist Supplementary (GOS SS) service. Through sustained engagement and partnership with …
The recent decision by the UK Government to reject proposed exemptions to the Employer National Insurance (NI) increase for health and care providers will apply across the UK, including Scotland. …
The General Optical Council (GOC) has today announced the reappointment to its Council of Frank Munro as registrant member for a further four-year term. Raymond Curran and Cathy Yelf have …
The General Optical Council (GOC) has today launched its corporate strategy for 2025-2030. It sets out a new vision, safe and effective eyecare for all, and a new mission to …
Council approved the external business plan and accompanying budget for 2025-26, which cover the first year of the GOC’s new corporate strategy. A £300k allocation from the strategic reserves was …
Out and About with OS.. It’s been a busy and exciting start to 2025! We have been out across the country attending careers fayres, school events, and conferences, all helping …
The Association of Optometrists (AOP) is encouraging applications for seven positions on its Council, including the representative post for Northern Ireland as Brian McKeown steps down. Having served on Council …
