Monthly Archives: June 2018
Growth of Optometry Opens Doors
When Priti Patel, OD, was completing her residency after graduating from optometry school, “no way did I think I would switch gears to focus on anything other than direct patient care,” she says.
Dive Into a Specialty
Adding New Models and New Opportunities Within the Same Company
Kelly Aung, OD, and Pete Chinosornvatana, OD, her husband, have been able to create a practice model that allows them to keep expanding their clinical and business skills with the full support of Luxottica behind them.
Remaining Open to Nontraditional Options Leads to Leadership Role
Sarah Frye Heywood, OD, grew up with Walmart.
Working in and Owning Practices Are Quite Different, OD Finds
For five years, Jean Barden, OD, worked in two of the four practices owned by another doctor.
Treat the Ocular Surface Prior to Fitting Contact Lenses
Despite the impressive advances made in contact lens materials and designs, anywhere from 16 percent to 20 percent of contact lens wearers drop out of contact lenses each year.
Why Inclusion and Diversity Will Drive the Future of the Optical Industry
Among the U.S. population of children under the age of 5, now more than half are children of color, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. These changing demographics bring increasingly diverse spending power among women and minority markets, in particular.
What’s In a Name?
For the owners at Eye Vision Associates in Nesconset, New York, becoming a VSP Global® Premier Program participant was not a difficult decision.
All Eyes on Cedar Park Vision
The artsy downtown of Austin, Texas, provided endless inspiration for Kim Wampler, OD, as she and her husband relocated their practice Cedar Park Vision earlier this year.
The Third Dimension
By Marjolijn Bijlefeld—As a generalization, “women in optometry” seems quite two-dimensional, a simple label.