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Apply Online. The Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) is the entry level core designation designed to start eye care professionals on the path to success. The COA designation confirms an assistant’s knowledge in specific content areas. Eligibility Requirements.
Certification Examination Application (PDF) Requirements. Before scheduling an examination appointment: You must have completed and submitted to IJCAHPO the certification examination application and included all requested information, documentation and appropriate fees.
Certifications. Join an exceptional group of certified professionals by demonstrating your specialized knowledge and continuing competence through IJCAHPO certification. View IJCAHPO’s Certifications.
The COT certification designation is designed to test the COA who intends to advance their career in the eye care field, or the COT program graduate.
After you pass the COT or COMT multiple-choice examination, you will receive a form to register for the computer-simulated practical examination. After the form and fee are received, they are processed within four weeks and you will receive a confirmation notice via email with examination scheduling instructions.
Your sponsor must be an ophthalmologist if you are applying for the COA, COT, COMT, or OSA exam. ROUB and CDOS applicants may have any physician serve as their sponsor. Original signatures are required on the paper application—signature stamps or computerized digitized signatures are not accepted.
Get Certified. Educational and training activities to further your knowledge and obtain the CE credits you need. View our virtual and in-person annual and regional meetings, lectures, workshops, and more. View Events. COMT Study Guide. NOW AVAILABLE. Prepare for the COMT certification examination.
