The COE designation promotes excellence and professionalism in ophthalmic administration; recognizes individuals who possess the required levels of knowledge, skill, and abilities; assists employers in identifying individuals who meet nationally recognized standards in ophthalmic administration; and provides formal recognition for individuals who demonstrate competence in this field.
Suggested because Certified Ophthalmic Executive applies to Medical and Health Services Managers. Confirm with the school that its curriculum covers this exam.
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