Monthly Archives: September 2018
One Door Closed to Open Another
In June 2017, Bhumika Patel, OD, gave her 60-day notice at the office where she had been working as an associate, and she could see the finish line in her venture to practice ownership.
How to Manage Difficult Patients
By Lauretta Justin, OD—Patients are the lifeblood of our practices. However, difficult patients can leave you and your staff angry, empty and frustrated.
Women In The News 3Q 2018
Congratulations! WO recognizes these female ODs in the September 2018 issue.
Patient Care for the Modern OD
There is a common thread in society to move towards a healthier lifestyle.
Dr. Jennifer Tsai’s Top Travel Tips
Jennifer Tsai, OD, of New York, New York, has traveled to more than 30 countries.
Building a Fulfilling Career and Lifestyle
When Jennifer Tsai, OD, made her most recent career move, there were a few items on her must-have list…
Confident in Her Skills, OD Appreciated Business Insights and Support from Vision Source
Mirjana McCarthy, OD, FAAO, says it took nearly a decade of gaining experience in the profession before she even considered taking on a role as a practice owner.
When Natural Ingredients Work as Well, Why Not Use Them?
Connie Vuong, OD, of Garden Grove, California, is a label-reader. Her own children and her husband all suffer from allergies and eczema, so she’s careful to look at the products she buys in case they trigger reactions in her family.
Making a Difference for Those in Need
“Simply put, raising awareness about the cause of vision is what we do. We are very passionate about healthy eyes and great vision.”
Doctor’s Advocacy Emphasizes Patient Safety
When Carol Lakkis, BScOptom, PhD, testified before a Federal Trade Commission committee in March 2018, the forum allowed her to share her own experience as an optometrist and an ocular microbiologist…
