Tag: Dr. Darryl Glover

Black EyeCare Perspective has named Dr. Essence Johnson as the first Executive Director of the non-profit.  Dr. Johnson has served as the organization's Chief Visionary Officer and co-advises the Black EyeCare Perspective Pre-Optometry Club.  Dr. Johnson, who assumed her new role at the start of the new year, will manage the day-to-day operations for Black EyeCare Perspective, who has impacted the eyecare profession by creating new avenues to recruit, engage and influence the next generation of eyecare professionals .

Let's PODCAST PARTY! The dynamic trio, Jaclyn Garlich, Jennifer Lyerly, and Darryl Glover, recap 2022 and share their vision for 2023.

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Are you interested in opening a private practice? How does one start? How do you find the right location? How many exam lanes do...

Top Optometry podcasts by for all eye care professionals. The Defocus Media Optometry Podcast Network features new leaders and innovators in the eye care world each week, inspiring young doctors to think outside the confines of traditional optometry, explore new products and learn about new niche practice opportunities.

Drs. Erin Rueff, Dr. Susan Gromacki, and Dana Devito (Optometry Student) discuss challenges fitting contact lenses, how to be successful with multifocal contacts, and the impact that ACUVUE® OASYS MAX 1-Day MULTIFOCAL with PUPIL OPTIMIZED DESIGN has on patients.

Dr. Darryl Glover and Jim McGrann discuss Jim's impactful journey in eye care, the VSP/PECAA deal, and how to lead diverse teams in eye care.

Do you consider yourself a leader in eye care? How do you grow your leadership skills in eye care? Defocus Media sits down with...

How do you start the conversation about lens solutions with your patients? Are you providing breakthrough lens technology for your patients? Do you mention branded names? What is your go-to anti-reflective coating?

Currently, 13.6 percent of the U.S. population, or nearly 46 million people, identify themselves as Black or African American—yet this demographic represents less than two percent of practicing optometrists and only four percent of students enrolled in optometry school. This disparity has empowered Transitions®, along with the Transitions Diversity Advisory Board, to partner with Black EyeCare Perspective, an organization committed to increasing diversity, equity and inclusion in the eyecare industry, for the HBCU Light Intelligent Tour.