Monthly Archives: October 2019

By Alexandra Copeland, OD, FAAO—Low vision services are often overlooked when an optometrist thinks about adding a specialty to her office.

By Yamam Almouradi, OD—Ground-in prism and lens decentration are routinely utilized by optometrists and ophthalmologists to relieve symptoms of trigeminal dysphoria.

Natalie Vu, OD, and her husband Joe Nguyen, OD, always had a goal of practice ownership, but Dr. Vu says that they didn’t originally plan to tackle it so early in their careers.

The respondents of a recent Women In Optometry Pop-up Poll were varied on their responses of the percentage of women in the profession in the year 2030.

As Jennifer Stewart, OD, reaches the milestone of a decade in practice ownership, she reflects on how a leap of faith became the best move in transitioning from an associate to a partner early on in her career. Dr. Stewart also shares how Performance 20/20, her sports vision training business, connects her passion for sports with her love of optometry and has allowed her the unique opportunity to collaborate with many training professionals and athletes from novice to nationally recognized.

Here's a recap of our latest WO Voices podcast episodes.

By Maria Sampalis, OD—Corporate optometry offices are successful in many ways on of them being by retaining customers.

The Women In Optometry editorial board has completed the process of voting for the Theia Awards for 2019.

Nikki Iravani, OD, is always on the lookout for a great marketing tip.

The staff at Farmington-based SIGHT Multispecialty Center provides adult and pediatric optometric care, sensory integration occupational therapy, vision therapy and rehabilitation all under one roof.