Medical - Scientific

Veterinary Ophthalmology
Adnexa, Cornea, and Intraocular Disease

4.0 hours of RACE-approved CE covering adnexal conditions, corneal diseases, and intraocular problems across species with board-certified ophthalmologist Dr. Rachel Allbaugh.

Provider ID #50-29055

CE Hours

4.0 Medical CE

Format

Live Webinar

Price

$120 (Standard)

Audience

DVMs & Technicians

Species

Canine & Feline

Friday, September 4, 2026

12:00 PM ET•11:00 AM CT•10:00 AM MT•9:00 AM PT

4.0 CreditsMedical CE

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RACE-Approved Provider

100% Sponsor-Free

Board-Certified Faculty

Clinical Takeaways

Practical Takeaways for Your Practice

Organized clinical detail for the oral examination, common findings, periodontal disease, and referral decisions.

Adnexal condition diagnosis and management

Systematic approach to eyelid masses, entropion, ectropion, distichiasis, and third eyelid disorders.

Corneal disease workup and treatment

Ulcer classification, indolent ulcer management, sequestrum, and immune-mediated keratitis protocols.

Intraocular disease recognition and intervention

Uveitis workup, glaucoma emergency management, lens luxation, and fundic examination techniques.

Course Abstract

Live Online Interactive Webinar • Case-Based • Sponsor-Free

Ocular disease is one of the most common reasons for veterinary visits, yet many practitioners feel underprepared to diagnose and manage conditions beyond the basics.

This 4-hour CE course provides a systematic, case-based approach to adnexal conditions (eyelid masses, entropion, third eyelid disorders), corneal disease (ulcer classification, indolent ulcers, immune-mediated keratitis), and intraocular problems (uveitis, glaucoma, lens luxation, retinal disease). Presented by Dr. Rachel Allbaugh, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVO, Endowed Professor at Iowa State University with over 60 peer-reviewed publications. Presented through Vet On It's sponsor-free platform — no pharmaceutical influence on content or recommendations.

Curriculum & Schedule

What You'll Cover

3 clinically focused sessions.

11:00 AM1.25 Hours

Adnexal Issues

12:15 PM1.25 Hours

Corneal Diseases

1:30 PM1.25 Hours

Intraocular Problems

Times shown in CT — CentralLive Q&A and recording access included

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What's Included

Live Q&A

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Digital Notes

Downloadable lecture PDFs

Recording Access

Re-watch at your own pace

CE Certificate

RACE-approved, instant download

Dr. Rachel Allbaugh, DVM, MS, DACVO

Dr. Rachel Allbaugh is a veterinary ophthalmologist and full professor at Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine, where she holds the Lora and Russ Talbot Endowed Professorship in Veterinary Medicine. A proud ISU alumna, she earned her BS and DVM degrees (Summa Cum Laude) at Iowa State before completing an internship in North Carolina and a veterinary ophthalmology residency and master's degree at Kansas State University. Board-certified by the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists since 2008, she serves as Ophthalmology Service Leader and Residency Program Director at ISU's Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center. Her clinical expertise spans ophthalmic diseases and surgery across dogs, cats, horses, and exotic species — with particular depth in equine ophthalmology, having served as President of the International Equine Ophthalmology Consortium (2020–2022). Dr. Allbaugh has contributed more than 70 peer-reviewed publications and 200 presentations to the field.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this course appropriate for veterinary technicians?

Yes. This course is designed for veterinarians and credentialed technicians. The clinical frameworks and diagnostic approaches are applicable across roles. RACE-approved for technician CE credit.

Will I receive lecture materials?

Yes. Registered attendees receive downloadable digital lecture notes and supporting resources.

What if I can't attend live?

Live attendance provides 4.0 interactive RACE-approved CE hours. A recording option is available for non-interactive CE credit according to event policy.

Does this course cover equine ophthalmology?

This course focuses on small animal (dog and cat) ophthalmology. Dr. Allbaugh's equine ophthalmology courses are offered separately.