Optometry Scotland is currently considering its response to the General Optical Council’s (GOC) discussion paper on its future approach to registrant fees. The discussion paper explores a range of options …
By Eilidh Thomson Optometry Scotland was delighted to welcome newly appointed Association of British Dispensing Opticians (ABDO) President, Brenda Rennie, to Black & Lizars in Davidson’s Mains as part of …
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