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What is the difference between the OA and the AOB?

  • The OA is the professional body representing orthoptists.  The aims of the OA are to promote and develop the profession.
  • The AOB is the registration body for orthoptists in Australia.  Its function is to regulate the profession in order to protect the public.
 
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