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Become a CE Monitor for Optometry's Meeting in Phoenix

Are you ready to make the most of Optometry’s Meeting in Phoenix? Here's an exciting opportunity for optometry students and residents to get paid while attending the AOSA & AOA annual meeting: Apply to be a CE Monitor at this year’s conference!

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Get Paid & Get Involved! Become a CE Monitor for #OptometrysMeeting

Did you know serving as a CE Monitor could put extra cash in your pocket while attending Optometry's Meeting? That's right—earn $20/hour with a minimum half-day requirement and you could easily cover any extra expenses while visiting Phoenix. But this is more than a job: this is your backstage pass to professional growth, connections and unforgettable experiences in the world of optometry.

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Why apply to be a CE Monitor?

🔹Get paid while attending the premier optometry conference

🔹Enhance your knowledge by sitting in on top-tier CE courses

🔹Expand your professional network with leading ODs and industry experts

🔹Be part of the action at exclusive optometry student and professional events

What are the requirements to be a CE Monitor?

Open to current optometry students or residents (recent graduates are ok, too), CE Monitors at Optometry's Meeting, June 17-20, in Phoenix, will receive $20 per hour served. Expectations are as follows:

Must work a minimum of one half-day shift (AM or PM) while attending Optometry's Meeting.
Must be able to attend one training session prior to your first shift (virtual options prior to the meeting are available)
Must help attendees get scanned into CE courses, help attendees find where they are going, help the education committee answer attendees questions and more.

Only applicants who meet all of the requirements will be selected.

Note: Some schools require a minimum CE hours requirement. CE Monitors have the opportunity to attend lectures and get paid at the same time. CE Monitors will be able to attend all student events, such as AOA+ required events and the EyeQ Championship.