Now and Then
Dr. Jennifer Stewart: Part of the Team
As Jennifer Stewart, OD, reaches the milestone of a decade in practice ownership, she reflects on how a leap of faith became the best move in transitioning from an associate to a partner early on in her career. Dr. Stewart also shares how Performance 20/20, her sports vision training business, connects her passion for sports with her love of optometry and has allowed her the unique opportunity to collaborate with many training professionals and athletes from novice to nationally recognized.
Back to School to Learn More About Patient Wellness Counseling
VTI Publishes Peer-Reviewed Data From Six-Year Myopia Progression Study
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.
Testing for Misalignment and Getting Patients Into Lenses to Help Are About to Become...
Personal Touch Helps Practice Become Profitable Quickly
Courtney Dryer, OD, knew she wanted her patients to have access to the most advanced vision care solutions available. By including Essilor lenses in her product lineup, she is partnering with the world leader in ophthalmic lenses.
See Kids as People First
Children’s vision practices are a necessity, says Mary Lou French, OD, MEd, FAAO, but practitioners cannot come to this practice mode purely as a business decision.
Kids’ Frames Should Be Fun and Fashionable
Linda Chous, OD, still recalls that she wore a fabulous pair of turquoise cat-eye eyeglasses when she was in fourth grade.
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Cutting Her Losses and Gaining New Benefits
When Emily Bussey, OD, bought an existing practice in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, eight years ago, she expected it to grow quickly.
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Opening Doors to Research Opportunities
POP-UP POLL: Sunny Days Call for Sunnies – RESULTS
Nearly 61 percent of the respondents to the most recent WO Pop-up Poll said that they own at least four pairs of sunglasses.
Many Frame Purchases Influenced by Personal Style Knowledge
Fifty-eight percent of participants of a recent Women In Optometry Pop-up Poll said that their office team rely on its own sense of style and understanding of their market when it comes to making frame purchases.
