ICRI Campus
Course Description
This 4-year course provides aspirants with theoretical as well as practical knowledge and skills to become professional optometrists.
The profession involves much more than prescribing spectacles or contact lenses.
This program is meant for students keen to discover the latest modern imaging techniques and demonstrate an interest in scientific principles.
The students are trained to identify the defect in the eye and propose rectification methods
The program also enables the students to set up a start-up eye Care Company by enhancing their professional skills.
This program is for students who have a solid fondness to learn through practical education and have the vision to explore new possibilities in this field.
An optometrist is a health care provider and a medical professional who provides regular vision care besides eyeglasses and contacts. He also examines the internal and external structure of the eye.
Industry
Industry: The Global Medical Laboratories Market size was valued at USD 204.94 Bn in 2021 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 5.4% during the forecast period 2020-2025.
The industry is witnessing growth due to factors, such an increasing burden of chronic diseases and the growing demand for early diagnostic tests.
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Moreover, rapid advancements in data management and sample preparation due to the growing volumes of testing samples are anticipated to boost industry growth
Curriculam
Year 1
- English & Communication
- General Anatomy
- General Biochemistry
- General Physiology
- Geometrical Optics
- Clinical Optometry-I
- Geometrical Optics-II
- Ocular Biochemistry
- Ocular Anatomy
- Physical Optics
Year 2
- Clinical examination of the visual system
- Clinical Optometry-II
- Pharmacovigilance-II
- Ocular Microbiology
- Optometric Instruments
- Optometric Optics-I
- Visual Optics-I
- Basic and Ocular Pharmacology
- Clinical Optometry-III
- Introduction to Quality & Patient Safety
- Medical Psychology
- Optometric Optics-II & Dispensing Optics
- Pathology
Year 3
- Systemic Disease
- Research Methodology & Biostatistics
- Low Vision Care
- Geriatric Optometry & Pediatric Optometry
- Contact Lens-I
- Clinical Optometry-IV
- Binocular Vision
- Medical Law and Ethics
- Public Health & Community Optometry
- Project
