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Carnegie Hall announces upcoming events

New York State · New York

Carnegie Hall announces upcoming events

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Carnegie Hall is hosting Kids’ College and concerts in July.See the Story

A Vision for the Future: Accommodating a Growing Community

Falcon, Colorado · Falcon

A Vision for the Future: Accommodating a Growing Community

Dr. Amanda Walls. All photos courtesy of Dr. Walls. Amanda Walls, OD, realized that her optometry practice, Falcon Family Eye Care, had outgrown its original space. With only two exam lanes, the need for more room became urgent when she hired a second doctor. “We wanted to fill the need of a growing community,” Dr. Walls says. After eight years of searching for the right location, Dr. Walls finally found the perfect spot to build her vision and …Read Article

Dr. Allison Scott Named President of the Canadian Association of Optometrists

University of Waterloo · Halifax

Dr. Allison Scott Named President of the Canadian Association of Optometrists

Dr. Allison Scott At its most recent Council meeting hosted in Halifax, Nova Scotia, during CAO 39th biennial Congress, Allison Scott, OD, was officially appointed President of the Canadian Association of Optometrists for a two-year term. A graduate of the University of Waterloo’s School of Optometry ’06, Dr. Scott has been a dedicated practitioner in the Halifax region for nearly two decades. Her work spans comprehensive family eye care—often …Read Article

The Latest Updates from the AOA

OPTOMETRY’S MEETING® OFFERS ATTENDEES INSIDE LOOK AT AOAExcel®, AOA FOUNDATION Optometry’s Meeting® welcomed attendees to the second day of AOA’s House of Delegates with updates from AOAExcel, Health Care Alliance for Patient Safety (HCAPS), The AOA Foundation, AOA on Capitol Hill and shared a new clinical report by the AOA’s Evidence-based Optometry Committee. On the second day of AOA’s House of Delegates, AOAExcel Chair Sam Pierce, OD, and Dir…Austin, Texas · Austin Read Article

July Cultural Responsiveness Blog from Latinos En Optometry

Dr. Amelia K. Barwise The July edition of the “Cultural Responsiveness” blog by Latinos en Optometry and sponsored by VSP Vision highlights an article written by Amelia K. Barwise, MB, Bch, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine and Biomedical Ethics at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. In her article, Dr. Barwise highlights that language barriers pose considerable challenges for patients when interacting with the health care system. Studie…Rochester, Minnesota · Rochester Read Article

Poll Finds More Patients Connecting Eye Issues to Headaches

Patients are increasingly aware that their eyes could be contributing to their headaches—and they’re bringing it up in the exam room. In a recent Women In Optometry poll, nearly 65% of eye care professionals that responded said they’ve noticed more patients asking about headache or migraine symptoms. Poll results courtesy of Women In Optometry. That growing interest aligns with increased public awareness. More than 82% of respondents said they b…Read Article

June Was Pride Month, But OD Says Inclusion Matters All Year

Dr. Sathi Maiti. All photos provided by Dr. Maiti. June brought rainbow flags and pride month celebrations, but Sathi Maiti, OD, FAAO, says the real work begins when the celebrations end. “Patients often walk into our exam rooms carrying anxiety from past experiences,” she says. For many patients who are not cisgender or heterosexual, eye care visits can be loaded with fear and memories of discrimination. “As eye doctors, we took an oath to take…Pride Month · Seattle Read Article

Uncovering Meibomian Gland Abnormalities in Children

Lindsay A. Sicks, OD, has found the perfect career fit as an Associate Professor at the Illinois College of Optometry (ICO). She describes herself as a learner at heart, a passion she tries to pass on to her optometry students and residents. “I get to learn new things all the time, and every day at ICO is uniquely interesting.” Aside from lecturing and patient care, Dr. Sicks enjoys that her work in academia allows the opportunity to engage in r…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

From One Industry to Another, Her Mission Remains the Same

Jennifer Lambert. All photos courtesy of Lambert. Jennifer Lambert joined CooperVision nearly five years ago, and today, as the company’s first Vice President of Myopia Management and Cornea Care, she has carved a niche in myopia management, driven by a commitment to making a difference in the lives of children worldwide. Lambert hasn’t always worked in the eye care industry. But she likes a challenge, and CooperVision presented the perfect oppo…United States · United States Read Article

IO Tech Debuts VOLT, a New Virtual Opticianry Training Platform

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'People Work so Little': Is Norway's Famous Work-Life Balance Myth or Reality?

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Norway is renowned for the work-life balance it offers but can international workers make the most of it?Europe See the Story

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