Tag: optometry
Most Survey Respondents Said They Are Ending 2020 With Lower Revenues...
The year 2020 ended much the same as it had limped along for the last half of the year, said respondents to the 18th...
Be the Change: Doctor Finds Her Passion after an Unexpected Incident
Devon Kennedy, OD, grew up on a farm and thought that she would become a veterinarian. Yet when she witnessed an incident that left...
Vision Source Takes New OD Under Its Wing
Despite being furloughed during COVID-19, Talin Amadian, OD, can’t be stopped. In mid-November, she purchased Woodley Optometry in Encino, California, making her the third...
Know What to Hold Onto and What to Outsource to Pros
Connecting with patients begins before they ever enter the practice.
Supplement In-office Education Where Patients Want It: Online and Through Social...
Alisa Khan, OD, graduated from University of Waterloo School of Optometry and went straight into teaching.
Well-Fueled: Most Pop-up Poll Respondents Are Generally Content With Workday Eating...
In a recent Women In Optometry Pop-up Poll, nearly 51 percent of the respondents to our “Eating on the Run” questions said that they bring lunch from home to eat while they’re at work.
The Technology Helping Me Spur Staff to Greater Patient Service and...
By Kimberly K. Friedman, OD, FAAO
Your staff can do great things for your patients and practice with the right guidance. It becomes easier to...
Why Optometry?
By Chioma Mary Ezeaguka, OD, Lagos, Nigeria—My dream profession as a kid was to become a medical doctor.
“The Women Are Finally Home Again!”
By Julianne M. Koch, OD—It is midafternoon sometime in the third week of our office’s quarantine shutdown to lower the curve of coronavirus. By this time, I have lost all track of days and all concepts of time.
