Join consultant ophthalmologist Graham McCollum for an accredited event for local referrers
By Practice Plus Group Ophthalmology, Rochdale
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Event details
2 CPD points
In this course, optometrists will master the art of assessing and distinguishing between common vitreoretinal pathologies right from their community optometry practice.
Attendees will gain the skills to confidently utilise advanced diagnostic techniques, enabling them to identify specific characteristics and presentations of these conditions effectively.
By the end of the learning journey, optometrists will be well-equipped to enhance patient care through precise and informed vitreoretinal evaluations in their practice.
Location: Microsoft Teams online event
Date: Tuesday 21st April 2026
Time: 6.30pm-8pm
CPD points: 2
About the speaker
Graham McCollum
Mr McCollum qualified in 2012 from Hull York Medical School, with a BSc in Human Physiology from Leeds University. He completed foundation training in Hull and Grimsby, including 4 months in ophthalmology, followed by a year as a trust grade ENT doctor. He then undertook 7 years of ophthalmology training in the Yorkshire deanery, 3 years focused on vitreoretinal surgery, and a 6-month vitreoretinal fellowship in Bradford. Now a consultant at Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS, he specialises in complex cataract and vitreoretinal surgery, including macular hole repairs, retinal detachments, epiretinal membrane peels, and secondary lens implantation, regularly auditing outcomes to maintain high standards.
Mr McCollum has a particular interest in high volume and complex cataract surgery in addition to routine and emergency vitreoretinal work.
Why attend this exclusive event?
Expert talk on vitreoretinal pathology assessment
Opportunity for a Q&A session
Earn 2 CPD points
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FAQs
Who is this CPD event for?
This session is designed for optometrists and will cover a review of common vitreoretinal pathologies encountered in community practice, and the principles of advanced diagnostic evaluation.
Do I need to pay anything?
No – this event is offered free of charge as part of Practice Plus Group’s professional development programme.
Who can I contact about attending this event?
For enquiries, or to book your place on this event, you can contact Katie.Dyett@practiceplusgroup.com
Can I ask questions during the session?
Yes. there will be dedicated question and answer session at the end of each event and questions as you mentioned below can be submitted prior to or during the event.
Will I receive a CPD certificate?
Yes. A digital CPD certificate will be issued to all attendees who participate in the session.
How do I get there?
Location: This a virtual Microsoft Teams event.