Tag: Optometry

What's Covered :1. What is Ortho-K?2. The Revenue Potential of Ortho-K3. Why Most Eye Care Providers Overlook Ortho-K4. Adults and Ortho-K: A Hidden Market5....

Is Arkansas the best place to practice optometry in the United States? Thanks to a groundbreaking new law targeting Vision Benefit Manager abuse, the...

In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics related to optometry, including the impact of recent fires on their community, the transition to refraction-only...

Dr. Connor Robbs is an optometrist and passionate advocate committed to preserving and elevating the field. Through his “Future Optometric Doctors Program,” Dr. Robbs is taking an innovative approach to inspire high school students to consider optometry as a career, addressing the pipeline issue head-on. This program, based at the Illinois College of Optometry (ICO), immerses students in real-world clinical experiences and has sparked significant interest in optometry among the youth.

In today's rapidly evolving landscape of eye care, generational differences have come into sharper focus. The practice of optometry, like any other healthcare profession, is shaped by the unique perspectives, challenges, and goals of different generations. This generational gap is often seen when seasoned optometrists and new graduates come together in practice. The goal is to bridge these differences and create a harmonious, future-forward approach to patient care, practice management, and leadership.

In this episode, we explore the dynamics of leadership and career growth in the eye care field, featuring insights from Alessandro Baronti, a veteran of the optical industry with over three decades of experience working with global brands like Luxottica, The De Rigo Group, and Marcolin. Baronti’s leadership journey is marked by his authentic approach, passion for mentorship, and ability to inspire transformative change. Through his lens, we’ll explore how leadership in eye care can drive innovation, improve patient care, and shape the future of eye health.

Eyecare professionals in the U.S. can earn credits with various courses being offered before the end of the year PINELLAS PARK, Fla., September, 2024 – Eyecare professionals can...

Mobile eye care services have emerged as a direct response to challenges faced by seniors, low-income families, and veterans with disabilities, who often struggle to access traditional eye care. Thanks to partnerships with government and non-profit organizations, mobile clinics like Dr. Slate's offer comprehensive services, including eye exams, prescription glasses, and preventive eye health education, ensuring care reaches those in need, regardless of socioeconomic status.

The healthcare landscape is constantly evolving, and within it, the field of eye care must continuously strive for clinical excellence, unmatched patient care, and innovation. These objectives are essential for advancing the profession and making a broader impact on the healthcare system. The New England College of Optometry (NECO) is at the forefront of these efforts, spearheading initiatives like the Industry Collaborative to bring together academia, industry, and media to address these challenges.

In the rapidly changing landscape of optometry, understanding and negotiating Optometry Employment Contracts can be challenging, whether a new graduate entering the professional world or a seasoned optometrist seeking a career transition. These contracts are not merely about financial compensation; they encompass crucial elements such as the employer-employee relationship, work environment, and cultural alignment.