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.

Be Relatable

What Shire has done for optometry is nothing short of remarkable, says Gina Wesley, OD, of Medina, Minnesota.

Corporate Optometry Is a Perfect Fit for New OD

When Christina Murray, OD, a 2016 graduate of Nova Southeastern University College of Optometry, was still in school, she skipped events hosted by large optometric corporations.

New Technology Contributes to a Better Process for Patient Flow and Sales

When Lisa Genovese, OD, and her husband, Jason MacLaughlin, OD, purchased a two-location practice…

Merging Two Visions

By Kimberly Wampler, OD—I met my husband Jeff Wineinger, OD, as an undergrad at the University of North Texas in Denton.

Four Mom Skills That Translate to Professional Skills

Women In Optometry professional advisory board member Dr. Maria Sampalis recently shared this story on corporateoptometry.com. Here is an excerpted version.

Percentage of Women in Practice Inches Upwards

Every year, Women In Optometry looks at the number of practicing ODs in the U.S. and has noted steady growth in the percentage of...

Me Time: Alone at Last

The most recent Women In Optometry (WO) Pop-up Poll reflects a group of optometric professionals who work hard and find little time to recharge.

Are Offices Kid-free Zones? Poll Says No!

Most respondents to a WO Pop-up Poll say the office is no place for kids, but most don't have a policy about that, either.

Be All Things to More People

Buying an existing practice and changing it means more than just updating paint colors and design.

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