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Can We Talk About Revenues?
Initial negotiations are a great time to talk about financial transparency.
From Associate to Owner
As a young woman, Gurpinderjeet Kaur, OD, FAAO, was inspired by her father as he went through medical school and watching him care for the residents of the village in India where she grew up.
Southern College of Optometry Embraces Diversity and Inclusion in New Programming...
The Memphis-based optometry institution expanded the role for Janette Pepper, OD, to coordinator for minority recruitment and named her coordinator for student diversity and inclusion.
NECO Names First Diversity and Inclusion Liaison
Angela Abraham, OD, has been appointed as the first-ever diversity and inclusion liaison for the New England College of Optometry (NECO). Dr. Abraham will...
Thank You, Dr. Harville!
Women In Optometry shares well wishes and memories of working with Dr. Betty Harville at Southern College of Optometry.
COVID-19 Relief and Equality in Eye Health Fund
Here is an announcement from Optometry Giving Sight.
The extraordinary events of the past several months, both the COVID-19 pandemic as well as the incidents...
So Long to the Salad Bar
By Marjolijn Bijlefeld—In the count-your-blessings category, eye care is an essential health care service.
OD’s Personal Decision for a Toric ICL Influences Her Conversations
By Christine Smith, OD—Through my work co-managing refractive surgery patients, I expanded my knowledge about the procedures and options that exist and started seriously considering what path might be best for me.
OD Career Path in a Refractive Surgery Practice
By Jennifer Gonzalez, OD, FAAO—If you had asked me during my fourth year of optometry school where I would like to practice after graduation, my answer would have been in a multidisciplinary clinic with an emphasis in ocular disease.
Step Away From the Old Mascara Tube
In her quest to translate the science of ocular surface disease to layman-speak in 2002, Amy Gallant Sullivan, executive director and co-creator of the Tear Film & Ocular Surface Society, got curious.
