Tag: women in optometry
Lean Into Your Optometric Passion
For the years that Jennifer Palombi, OD, FAAO was in clinical practice, she also established and pursued a business in medical writing. “I enjoyed...
The Vision Council Estimates U.S. Optical Industry at $65.6 Billion in...
Using modern research infrastructure, updated data sources, advanced analytics and a refined methodology, the Market inSights 2023 report estimates that the optical market is...
Automated Refraction System Was “Practice-Changing”
Of her three exam lanes at Vision Source of Brandon, in Brandon, Florida, owner Laura Vizzari, OD, avoided one. It was the only one...
Plus One: Percentage of Women ODs in Practice Nudges up 1%
The percentage of women ODs in the U.S. rose in 2023. In a significant 1% jump - not as high as the previous year...
Neuro Optometric Rehabilitation Association Engages Amy Pruszenski, OD, FCOVD, as Director...
The Neuro Optometric Rehabilitation Association (NORA) is pleased to announce it has selected Amy Pruszenski, OD, FCOVD, to serve as Director of Medical Education...
Optometry Divas Expands Its Reach to Four New Cities
Optometry Divas, an optometric women's networking group, is expanding into four new cities: Boston, Massachusetts; San Antonio, Texas; New York, New York; and Los...
WO Board Brings Breadth of Perspectives
In order to bring a greater perspective to Women In Optometry, WO recently added 12 new members to its advisory board. Joining six current...
WO Advisory Board Feels Momentum for the Years Ahead
The Women In Optometry advisory board is made up of 12 female optometrists and leaders of the industry. Board members bring their unique perspectives...
Percentage of Women ODs in Practice Increases to Just Over 47...
The number of male ODs dropped in 2022
In the largest jump seen in the past 10 years since Women In Optometry (WO) has been...
Pop-Up Poll: Inclusivity in the Office
In 2017, WO asked questions about whether practices are making efforts to be more inclusive to the LGBTQ+ community in office forms. Let's see...
