Monthly Archives: March 2018
Opternative’s Response to FDA Request
Career Choice Fuels Opportunities for Volunteerism
Allyson Fisher, OD, recalls that it was during a Christmas holiday while working as a cancer research scientist when she felt she wanted more from her career than laboratory research.
OD Finds Selling Practice Provided New Freedom and Opportunity
When Kirsten Albrecht, OD, and her husband moved to Charlotte, North Carolina, in 2002, she began to look for an employed position.
Creating a Culture of Fun
Patients of Leslie Coffee-Gallagher, OD, FAAO, might be surprised to hear that her first career path was in nuclear engineering and physics.
Let’s Be Proactive When It Comes to Change
By Lynn S. Hammonds, OD—When I was first approached by SECO leadership asking if I had a desire to serve as this association’s president, my immediate reaction was, “I can’t do it.”
Practice of Her Dreams Was 12 Years in the Making
Ellen Fitzgerald, OD, and her husband, Clay Fitzgerald, purchased land in Douglas, Georgia, nearly four years ago for Dr. Fitzgerald’s dream practice.
The Gentle Touch
One of the main reasons Natural Ophthalmics products are part of her practice is because she knows firsthand how they can help, says Pauline K. Buck OD, FAAO, FCOVD.
Standing on the Shoulders of Those Who Went Before
Be Repurposeful!
Doctor Makes the Patient Experience Communal
Sometimes, you just need to do things your way. When Mei Fleming, OD, was crafting plans a for a new practice a few years ago, that was the only way she wanted to go.
