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The VOMS Test and Concussions
A CE credit webinar hosted by EyeCarePro and Vision Therapy Canada
Aired July 23rd, 2020 @ 10:00-11:00 AM ET
Presented by EyeCarePro's own Cheryl Letheren, we had another great webinar in partnership with Vision Therapy Canada.
The VOMS Test is a quick and easy test that can be utilized by all medical professionals to ascertain whether their patient has had a concussion and whether that concussion is likely to remain symptomatic and require Neuro-Optometric rehabilitation. The test offers a unique opportunity for professionals from all areas of medicine and rehabilitation to speak a unified language with regards to their patients' concussion status.
Learn about the uses and applications of the VOMS test to establish a baseline and chart progress in concussion patients. Just fill out the form to watch the recording!
Fill out the form to watch the recording and access the CE-quiz
Easily Get More CE Credits
CE Credits through Vision Therapy Canada
This webinar is completely free!
After participating in in the webinar, you can choose to fill out the CE questionnaire to earn your credit. The pricing for CE credit is as follows:
$20 for members $40 for non-members
(of Vision Therapy Canada)
**Payment and processing will be handled by Vision Therapy Canada.
Vision Therapy Canada + EyeCarePro Join to Bring You
A Webinar Presented By Dr. Cheryl Letheren
Meet Dr. Cheryl Letheren
Dr. Letheren has been practicing Optometry in London for 29 years. She provides assessment and treatment for binocular problems, strabismus, amblyopia, learning disabilities, autism and sports vision; as well as concussion, head injury, stroke, and neurodegenerative disease. Dr. Cheryl is the former chief of optometry for TLC, the Laser Centre in London, Ontario (1995-2000). She is a graduate of Western University in London, Ontario in physiology and has her Optometry degree from the University of Waterloo, which is the only English-speaking Optometry school in Canada.
She did additional training at the School of Optometry in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and earned her fellowship with the American Academy of Optometry in 1995. Currently, Dr. Cheryl is working on both her pediatric fellowship with COVD and her Neuro fellowship with NORA.
Dr. Letheren has had more than 10 years of experience with vision rehabilitation. She has been on staff at Parkwood Hospital, a rehabilitation facility, for the last seven years, seeing acute in-patient and out-patient brain injury, complex care, and stroke patients; she also acts as a consultant for patients with chronic conditions, motor vehicle injuries, head injuries, developmental conditions, learning disabilities and concussions in adults and children.
A professional lecturer, Dr. Letheren has been interviewed for television and radio and writes articles for numerous publications and patient-directed information in North America. Dr. Cheryl consults for legal cases and provides expert evaluation for insurance companies. She has been a member of the Board of the Association of Optometry of Ontario and has served on numerous committees. She also finds time to mentor optometry students, university students, and entrepreneurial young women.
Dr. Cheryl is a proud mother of 3 adult children and so she is no longer found at the hockey arena or dance studio. She has 2 doggies and enjoys hiking, music, taking courses at Western, and traveling.
