Trinidad & Tobago Opticians Registration Council

Your Eye Health Matters

Committed to Safeguarding Your Vision and Promoting Eye Health Through Professional Excellence and Trusted Optical Care.

 


At the Trinidad and Tobago Opticians Registration Council (TTORC), our mission is to uphold the integrity, professionalism, and excellence of the optical profession, ensuring every individual receives outstanding eye care services. We are driven by a steadfast commitment to regulating the industry through a robust and transparent framework that emphasizes ethical standards, professional conduct, and unwavering quality assurance among registered opticians.

Our vision is to foster a thriving optical community where public trust is paramount. Through stringent certification processes, we ensure that only qualified and competent professionals are registered to serve the nation. To further elevate the standards of care, we champion continuous professional development, offering training and resources that empower opticians to stay abreast of advancements in the field.

Public education is at the core of our efforts. By raising awareness about the importance of eye health and the value of professional optical services, we aim to encourage informed decisions among citizens while promoting early detection and prevention of vision-related conditions.

We are not just about regulation; we are about transformation. Our dedication to safeguarding the vision health of the nation extends beyond compliance, striving to build a healthier future where communities are empowered, lives are enriched, and eye care is a celebrated pillar of overall well-being. Together, we support the advancement of eye health for every citizen in Trinidad and Tobago, ensuring brighter, clearer tomorrows.

The Council Members

The Council consists of:

  1. two dispensing opticians nominated by the Dispensing Opticians Association;
  2. two medical practitioners, one an ophthalmologist, nominated by the Medical Board, and the other, the Chief Medical Officer or his alternate;
  3. three optometrists nominated by the Trinidad and Tobago Optometrist Association.

The Chairman shall be the Chief Medical Officer or his alternate.

Duty of the Council

Regulation and oversight: Ensure that all practicing opticians in Trinidad and Tobago meet the required professional and ethical standards.

Licensing and Registration: Manage the registration process for opticians, granting licenses to qualified individuals to legally practice.

Standards Enforcement: Develop and enforce rules, regulations, and codes of conduct for opticians to maintain high standards of practice.

Public Safety and Trust: Safeguard public health by ensuring that only competent and qualified practitioners are authorized to offer optical services.

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