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By Nikki Iravani, OD—What were your end-of-the-year marketing initiatives and promotions, beyond the typical marketing and regular social media posts you have?

By Nadia Virani, OD—The number of baby boomers rise and the average age of cataract surgery decreases, the demand of cataract surgeons is inevitably soaring.

Nikki Iravani, OD, is always on the lookout for a great marketing tip.

When a fire destroyed their carefully designed practice in September 2017, Julie Brown, OD, and Shannon Zollinger, OD, learned fast about how to recover.

Successful women cannot completely separate their professional lives from their personal lives.

A Women In Optometry panel during SECO 2019 will feature three women who have cultivated their careers to suit them rather than slotted themselves into existing models.

Lauretta Justin, OD, of Orlando, Florida, and her husband had to make difficult changes when two of her sons were diagnosed on the autism spectrum. It also changed her approach to special needs care in the office.

When Viktoria Davis, OD, was hired to open a satellite office in 1999, she says that she knew from the start that volunteering in the rural community of Madelia, Minnesota, would be an important component of her business.

By Tamara Petrosyan, OD—If you see children and young adults in your practice, a significant percentage of them will have issues with accommodative, binocular and oculomotor function optometry has been moving more and more towards a medical model, increasing our scope of practice, though perhaps at the risk of overlooking other clinical conditions.

Women In Optometry magazine is continuing its expansion as a multichannel communication platform with the launch of WO Voices, a podcast series.