Monelyon's Guide to Clinical Ophthalmology for Physician Assistants is a course designed to help provide a strong foundation for physician assistants transitioning into the ophthalmology specialty. Are you with a physician assistant with a passion for ophthalmology, but struggle to find proper guidance and mentorship? Do you find it exhausting locating resources to help you solidify a strong foundation? If that is you, look no further! Welcome to Monelyon's Guide to Clinical Ophthalmology for Physician Assistants Course. Objective: Provide a solid foundation of commonly seen conditions in an ophthalmology practice and the emergency room. Content: 1. Ocular Disorders a. Lid Disorders b. Conjunctival Disorders c. Corneal Disorders d. Inflammatory Disorders e. Retinal Disorders f. Retinal Vascular Disorders g. Glaucoma h. Ocular Trauma i. Neuro-ophthalmologic Disorders j. Strabismus and Amblyopia 2. Red eye differentiation summary table 3. Practice Questions 4. Pearls for the conditions discussed in the practice questions 5. Mock ophthalmology exam 6. Red Eye Algorithm Outcome: 1. The physician assistant will have a more solid understanding of ophthalmology conditions. 2. The physician assistant will be more comfortable with the diagnoses and evaluation of various ophthalmology conditions. 3. The physician assistant will have rudimentary understanding of the ancillary tests (OCT, HVF, IVFA, B Scan ultrasonography) available for use in ophthalmology practices. 4. The physician assistant will have a more solid understanding of retinal conditions that require treatment with intravitreal injections and why injections are required. 5. The physician assistant will have a more comprehensive understanding of primary open angle glaucoma, normal tension glaucoma, acute angle closure glaucoma and ocular hypertension. 6. The physician assistant will have a more comprehensive understanding of retinal detachments and the risk factors for developing. a retinal detachment.