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Name of the Presenter
CSSO Team
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Start From
04/03/2026
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End Date
12/31/2026
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Time:
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
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Address
539 South A Street, Oxnard, CA 93041
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Website
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Price of the Program
$125.00

About the Program Course Content

Learn the following objectives to operate an Optical Business

To operate a successful optical business, you must master five core areas: strategic planning (KPIs, market research), inventory management, efficient sales/customer service, financial management (COGS, billing), and regulatory compliance

 

Instructor qualifications

Learning Objectives:

  • Obtain State-Specific Licenses:
    • Registered Dispensing Ophthalmic Business: Many states require this specialized registration to dispense glasses and contact lenses.
    • State Board of Optometry Registration: Register your business with your state's optometry board.
    • Seller's Permit/Sales Tax License: Required for selling retail goods, which may vary by state.
  • FDA Compliance: If you are manufacturing or distributing prescription eyewear, you may need to register with the FDA, as eyewear is considered a medical device.
  • Get Specialized Insurance: Secure malpractice and business insurance.
  • Get a National Provider Identifier (NPI): Register for a 10-digit NPI number to bill insurance providers, which is essential for working with insurance companies.
  • Local Zoning & Health Permits: Ensure your store location complies with local building codes and zoning laws

Ruby Garcia, ABOC & NCLEC State Licensed Optician

First up, we have Ruby Garcia, a highly experienced ABOC & NCLEC State Licensed Optician based in California. With over 20 years of experience in the field and an impressive 25 years of teaching under her belt, Ruby brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the table. Not only does she hold an MBA from Purdue University, but she is also currently pursuing her PhD in Business. Ruby's extensive experience and academic background make her a valuable asset to the course, offering students a unique perspective on the optical industry.

Learning Objectives

  • Student Surveys (Quantitative & Qualitative): Distribute anonymous surveys asking about the instructor's ability to simplify tough topics, use of visual aids for diagrams, and preparedness.

Will there be certificate?
Yes
Will there be tests?
Yes