With the new cycle of CET underway, we have been looking at optometrist and colleague development in our practice. Over the years I have come across optometry colleagues who felt that once awarded their degree, there was no need for further learning and they were relieved to not have to sit any further exams.
I would always argue that learning and professional development – although nerve-racking when you are examined again for the first time in years – is essential to provide the best experience for our patients. I have never stopped learning and wouldn’t feel confident if I remained at the same level.
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