MedTech
Hawaiian Ophthalmic Summit
The Hawaiian Ophthalmic Summit 2026 is a continuing education event for optometrists and ophthalmologists. It offers up to 21 COPE-accredited hours covering diagnosis, imaging, medical therapies, and surgical innovations for eye diseases. The program includes workshops and expert presentations on various ophthalmic topics.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 17 October 2026 to 20 October 2026
- Address
- 57-091 Hamehameha Highway Kahuku, HI 96712
- Organiser
- Tarr Trek Terms and Conditions
- Tickets
- USD 125
- Industry
- MedTech
Who attends
The audience
Aloha, whether you are an optometrist or an ophthalmologist we invite you into our collaborative community focused on elevated events, outside the box thinking and unmet patient and practitioner needs.
As described by the organiser
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Medical & Pharma
On stage
Speakers
- Neda NikpoorMD
- Anna ParlinMD, MPH
- Ron MeltonOD, FAAO
- Mile BrujicOD, FAAO
- Adam SweeneyMD
On the floor
Sponsors and partners
- AbbVie
- Harrow
Plan the spend
Tickets
Ticket tiers, as published by the organiser:
| Regular Pricing | USD 899 |
| Two Days | USD 599 |
| Early Bird | USD 825 |
| Spouse/Family Meal Package - All Meals | USD 175 |
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Jones’ Beach House
Stay on it
Get the next edition
When Hawaiian Ophthalmic Summit announces its next edition, or these dates change, we read it from the organiser's own site. One email when that happens, nothing else.
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