Monthly Archives: October 2021
Time for Self-care Can Be Scarce, Poll Respondents Say
In a recent Women In Optometry Pop-up Poll, the majority of the respondents shared that their work-life balance is not evenly distributed.
Approximately 15 percent...
Growing Through the Challenges
The finish line is here—Stacie Virden, OD, FAAO, sees her office renovations finally come to a close after chapter of obstacles.
Get Your Free AMD E-Book
Practical Implementation of Dark Adaptation in Optometric Practice
This 5th edition is jam-packed with great AMD information by 19 contributors from all types of primary...
Medication Information at Your Fingertips
When Megan Taylor, OD, FAAO, was a clinical assistant professor at The Ohio State University College of Optometry, a colleague mentioned that he had...
A New Chapter: Former Bookstore Finds New Life as Boutique Practice
Ever since Howai (Jenny) Chan, OD, was an optometry student, she had always dreamed of opening her own private practice. Since her graduation from...
A Fresh Take on the Family Business
A family business with a new addition makes for a thriving practice for Whitney Jensen, OD. The practice, Jensen Optometrists in Grinnell, Iowa, was...
Turning Eye Care Into a Brand
In only one year, Line of Sight achieved a number of accomplishments. Jennifer Tsai, OD, was recently recognized by Forbes in its Next 1000...
Women In Optometry Announces 2021 Theia Awards of Excellence Winners
The sixth annual Theia Awards of Excellence will be presented on Nov. 2, 2021, toward the end of the Women In Optometry (WO) Women’s...
Introducing Art Deco in an Eyewear Boutique
Eyewear is a trending fashion statement, providing both vision correction and special touch to one’s appearance. L’Optique, a luxury eyewear boutique, has been serving...
OD Panel Announced for Women’s Leadership Conference
Optometrists are primed to influence the perception and direction of the profession, says Dorothy Hitchmoth, OD, FAAO, especially when it comes to the role...
