Tag: ZONE-SPOTLIGHT2-WO

By Angela M. Chen, OD, MS, FAAO—I first learned about the Pediatric Eye Disease Investigator Group as a resident at SCCO and became an associate investigator during my residency.

By Rebecca Harris, OD—My father Harvey Schleter, OD, was my mentor as I grew up.

By Danielle Kalberer, OD—Conversations regarding the latest cosmetic eye products are becoming commonplace in the optometric exam room.

By Jenelle Mallios, OD, FAAO—As the Chief of Pediatrics at the State University of New York's University Eye Center, I enjoy my time seeing patients in the clinic and teaching optometry students.

By Kristin O’Brien, OD—As I looked ahead at my future and career, I always thought I would live near my hometown in North Dakota and have to pick a career in agriculture to stay in the area.

By Lauretta Justin, OD, Orlando, Florida—Autism, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD), refers to a range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication, as well as by unique strengths and differences.

By Liz Frontino, 3rd year student at Southern College of Optometry—As a member of the women’s club Gamma Omicron, I truly enjoy the events where women ODs come in to share their stories about their career choices and strategies for a satisfying career and home life.

By Marjolijn Bijlefeld—At my house, we’re still talking about our latest trip to the landfill.

By Stacie L. Setchell, OD—I find it interesting that students who intern at my practice always inquire about the future of optometry. I admit there is currently much turmoil between ophthalmologists and optometrists.

By Jeannene L. Dieter, OD—There are so many different chapters in life. I am reflecting as I complete my 30th year in practice.