Women in Optometry and our supporters celebrate the Class of 2026 in the Northeast.
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Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences University School of Optometry |
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Madeline Padron, OD, of Watertown, New York, will do a residency in ocular disease at Azul Vision Inland Empires in California. |
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New England College of OptometryClass of 2026: 128 students (93 women, 35 men) |
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Olivia Carey, OD, of Dover, New Hampshire, will commission with the United States Navy to work as a Naval Optometrist for the next four years. |
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Carly Davies, OD, of Terrace, British Columbia, plans to return to British Columbia after graduation to begin her career. |
VIEW THE TOP GRADS IN ALL REGIONS HERE
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Pennsylvania College of Optometry at Drexel UniversityClass of 2026: 136 students (101 women, 35 men) |
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Anna German, OD, of Madison, Mississippi, will be a graduate of the U.S. Navy Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP). Dr. German, who is a graduate of the college’s Accelerated Scholars – Doctor of Optometry Program, will attend Officer Development School in Newport, Rhode Island, before beginning her career as an active-duty Navy Optometrist at the Naval Health Clinic Quantico in Quantico, Virginia. |
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State University of New York (SUNY) College of OptometryClass of 2026: 91 students (76 women, 15 men) |
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Monica Van Duyne, OD, of Merrick, New York, plans to spend a few months at home with her newborn before beginning a position at a private practice on the South Shore of Long Island. Her long-term goals include either opening her own private practice or becoming a partner in an established one. |
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University of Montreal School of OptometryClass of 2026: 43 students (30 women, 13 men) |
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Hicham Ez Zamani, OD, of Laval, Québec, plans to work in Quebec City with Visique. He would also like to spend one day a week in a clinic with ophthalmologists, focusing on fitting and adjusting scleral lenses. |
View the full 2026 graduation package here.
