Monthly Archives: January 2024
Registration Opens for Optometry’s Meeting 2024
Registration for Optometry’s Meeting®, June 19-22, the annual meeting of the American Optometric Association (AOA) and the American Optometric Student Association (AOSA), is open....
A Colorful Change
In the summer of 2023, Sareya Khatkur, OD, was informed by her landlord that the unit next to her practice, Brantford Optometry, was available....
Are Women Leaders Doomed to Fail?
In a recent column in Corporate Optometry Careers, Maria Sampalis, OD, issues a warning about the glass cliff. The glass cliff describes situations where...
VTI Releases Defocus Curve Data Evaluating the Functional Visual Range of the NaturalVue® Enhanced...
Visioneering Technologies Inc., (VTI) producer of the NaturalVue® Enhanced Multifocal 1 Day Contact Lenses, reported results of its Defocus Curve study with mature presbyopes...
Utah Bill Would Prohibit Prescribing Doctors From Selling the Contact Lenses They Prescribe
Optometrists in Utah enjoy a robust scope of practice that covers oral medications, glaucoma and injections. The Utah Optometric Association (UOA) is working on...
Dr. Sally Halim: Feeling Sandwiched Between Tweens and Parents
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Time and stress management is key for members of the sandwich generation -- those who...
Goal-setting: Looking Back and Ahead
A recent Women In Optometry and Review of Optometric Business Pop-up Poll asked readers if they were setting professional or personal goals for 2024....
What’s Driving Your 2024 Growth?
Where do you see your biggest opportunities for growth for the year ahead? In this Women In Optometry and Review of Optometric Business Pop-Up...
Community Focused
In February, Gabrielle Drewniak, OD, will celebrate the third anniversary of opening OPT vision studio in the Jefferson Park neighborhood of Chicago. Her vision...
What I Learned From AI Today
By Marjolijn Bijlefeld, with an assist from AI
In our hyper-connected world, we can do a Google search on almost anything. The challenge is phrasing...
