Optometry

The Optometry Prometric Exam is designed to evaluate the competency of optometrists who are seeking licensure in various countries or regions, particularly those that use the Prometric system for health professional examinations. The exam's purpose is to ensure that optometrists have the knowledge, skills, and clinical judgment necessary to practice safely and effectively within their scope of practice.

Eligible criteria:

Title	Qualification	Experience
Optometrist	bachelor’s degree in optometry technology (3-4 years course)	2-year Experience
Ophthalmic Technician	Diploma in Optometry Technology (2-3 years course)	2-year Experience

Question Format

- The exam typically consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs).
- Some questions may involve case studies or clinical scenarios where you need to apply your knowledge.
- Computer-based test (CBT)
-Duration: 2-3 hours
- Scoring: 50-60%

Purpose:

•   The primary purpose of the exam is to assess whether optometry candidates are qualified to practice in accordance with national or regional standards.
• It provides a standardized measure of competency for optometrists across different regions.
•  Ensuring that only qualified individuals are allowed to practice optometry, protecting the public from harm.
• Different regions may have slight variations in the exam content or format, but the overarching goal is to ensure that optometrists are competent to provide safe, effective eye care.