Tag: specialty services
Menopause and Dry Eye: It Starts With a Conversation
Nishi Mehdiratta, OD, knows that treating dry eye in menopausal patients requires looking well beyond artificial tears. For her, it starts with a conversation—one...
Going From Full Scope to Full Focus
When Dina Miller, OD, IACMM, opened her practice in 2017, it looked much like many modern optometry practices, offering comprehensive exams, routine care and...
The Second Time Around (or Third, or Fourth)
These ODs know their way around what goes into opening a practice. Or four.
We're featuring four unique practices whose layouts have been upgraded, their...
Passion for Customized Care
As Linh Ngo, OD, envisioned her future practice, she wanted to be sure she found a way to make her business stand out in...
ODs Share Their Secret to a Long-standing Practice: Automated Technology
Kim Eng, OD, and Wendy Lim, OD, have been husband and wife partners in practice for more than 25 years. With more than 600...
The Beauty of a Silver Lining
If optometrists and busy practitioners were to search for a silver lining in the COVID-19 pandemic, many have said the time to find and experience the things that are important make the top of the list. Margaret Foley, OD, FCOVD, is no different.
A Respectful Team-based Approach
Women In Optometry traditionally features articles by or about female ODs; this story takes a look at the relationship between a woman in ophthalmology and the importance of relationships between the two professions.
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.
