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1880
Rizal trained ophthalmology in Europe
Pre med at Universidad de Santo Tomas
Medicine proper at Universidad de Central Madrid
Trained in Paris (1885)
Trained under Dr. Louis de Wecker, Dr. Otto Becker, Br. Schweizeger, Dr. Zulzer Galezowsky in Germany
Performed cataract extraction in 1857
Principle of a slit lamp
Issued the earliest eyeglass prescriptions
1902
R.M Clark established the first optometric clinic in Manila
Clinical refraction was practiced
Established the first lenses grinding facility.
Clark & Co. and H.E Heacock offered optical services with Dr. Joaquin dela Alcazar
1917
PAO and Optometry Law
Formed by opticians including: G.T Herrman, Justo Gonzales, E.V Bartholomai, Carlos Ortiz
OOptometrylaw of 1917
Creation of Junta Examinadora
The law was amended in 1919
1925
Educational milestone
Philippine college of Optometry (1902-1925)
Earliest graduate: Bibiana Roxas de Jesus
1932-1948
Organizational growth
Philippine OptometricAssociation (1932-1936)
In 1936, Optometric Association of the Philippines was created with Dr. Justo Gonzales as president
After WW II, OAP reorganized
First national convention in 1946
Incorporated as a nonprofit professional group in 1949
Optometry education expanded with Federico B Sarabia as the first US trained Filipino optometrist
1957
Republic Act no. 1998 amends optometry law
Optometry as a drug less profession
Optometry program remained as a 2 year course
Introduce code of ethics
Strengthened licensing regulations
1980
Formation of Council of Dean’s
First project was to extend program length from 4 to 6 years to meet international standards.
1995
Revised Optometry Law
Extended Optometry education to 6 years
Allowed the use of Diagnostic pharmaceutical agents (DPA)
Defined Optometrist as a primary health care provider
Expanded the cope of practice by requiring pharmacology training.