Ocular Oncology: A masterclass for optometrists and allied health professionals
Join us for a 90 minute lecture with Q&A from one of the UK’s foremost ocular oncologists at the world renowned Moorfields eye hospital. Mr Guy Negretti is a consultant ocular oncologist specialising in paediatric and adult ocular oncology at Moorfields Eye Hospital and the Royal London Hospital.
In this free exciting webinar, Mr Negretti will go through the common causes eye lumps and bumps with guidelines for management and referral. Illustrative case histories will be presented. Mr Negretti will also discuss the use of the MOLES score for choroidal naevi.
You will have the opportunity to interact and ask questions after the presentation.
Chaired by Dr Gordon Hay, Service Director A&E/Urgent Care Services and Deputy Director of Education, Moorfields Education.
Where and when
Thursday 13 October 18:00 - 19:30 on MS Teams.
Certification
A certificate of attendance will be awarded. Optometrists will receive one interactive GOC CPD point.
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| Date | Location | Time | Seats | Price | |
| 13 October 2026 | Live online on MS Teams | 18:00-19:30 | £0.00 |
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Guy Negretti
Guy Negretti is a consultant ocular oncologist specialising in paediatric and adult ocular oncology at Moorfields Eye Hospital and the Royal London Hospital. He also works as a consultant vitreoretinal surgeon at Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust. His undergraduate degrees were in Biological Science and Medicine from both Oxford and Cambridge Universities. Following core ophthalmic training in London he undertook three years of sub-specialty fellowship training at Moorfields and the Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia in ocular oncology and vitreoretinal surgery. He is the fellowship director for ocular oncology at Moorfields and college tutor for ophthalmology in Surrey, responsible for the training of trainee ophthalmologists at all levels of their career.
Gordon Hay
Gordon Hay has worked in Ocular Oncology for 20 years. He first worked with Mr John Hungerford & Dr Judith Kingston in the Ocular Oncology and Retinoblastoma Services at Bart's Hospital having undertaken his basic training in Ophthalmology/Ocular Oncology at Barts & The London. Dr Hay then had a career break in Australia - where he spent several years as a single-handed flying doctor and rural Medical Superintendent and Government Medical Officer in Queensland. He returned to the UK in 2004 to take up a post in Adult Ocular Oncology at Barts Hospital. In January 2015 he moved to the world-renowned Moorfields Eye Hospital where he specialises in A&E (Emergency Ophthalmology) and Ocular Oncology - working in Mandeep Sagoo’s Professorial Ocular Oncology Unit. For many years Dr Hay ran the Ophthalmology component of the Cambridge Graduate Course in Medicine. He also has 16 years' experience of teaching/lecturing to Ophthalmology trainees, Optometrists and GPs on all aspects of clinical care and examination skills. Gordon has been the clinical director of the Emergency Department since November 2019. He lectures widely to Ophthalmic trainees and optometrists on Ocular Oncology and A&E in the United Kingdom. He also has a keen interest in primary care ophthalmology and Community Optometry Service Delivery and is a keen proponent in up-skilling in the community setting. Gordon is the Service Director for A&E/Urgent Care Services at Moorfields Eye Hospital and in February 2020, was appointed Deputy Director of Education at UCL Institute of Ophthalmology. He also lectures on the UCL M.Sc. in Ophthalmology Course in Emergency Ophthalmology and Ocular Oncology and runs the UCL Summer School in Ophthalmology. Dr Hay has won numerous awards over the past few years in his A&E role and has successfully transitioned his department into the digital sphere. Moorfields A&E Has garnered 5 major national awards for Emergency Eye care - including Health Service Journal Top A&E department in the UK, Second top for trainee education in the UK, and UCL as top higher institution in the world to study ophthalmology. He is a keen proponent in upskilling ancillary staff and has incorporated advanced nursing and optometrists practitioners into the A&E setting. His department has also won three digital awards for the Attend Anywhere virtual A&E service. In September 2022 he became Associate Professor at the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology.