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Dr. M Rosenfield Interview Part 2: His View On Being An Optometrist

News, Optometry School / By / 3 minutes of reading

Dr Rosenfield is a professor at SUNY Optometry who teaches OTP (Optometric Theory and Procedures) I and II, taught during the fall and spring semesters of 1st year respectively. These courses lay the foundation for all classes as they cover refraction, accommodation, binocularity and other critical aspects of optometry. Dr Rosenfield not only teaches, but […]

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Dr. Rosenfield Interview, Part 1: Amazing SUNY Professor and Author

News, Optometry School / By / 5 minutes of reading

Dr Rosenfield is a professor at SUNY Optometry who teaches OTP (Optometric Theory and Procedures) I and II, taught during the fall and spring semesters of 1st year respectively. These courses lay the foundation for all classes as they cover refraction, accommodation, binocularity and other critical aspects of optometry. Dr Rosenfield not only teaches, but

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November 2013 Optometry Student in Focus – Nareh Keshishyan of SUNY Optometry

Articles, Involvement, Optometry School / By / 10 minutes of reading

A note from founder of OptometryStudents.com Dr. Matthew Geller I started “Optometry Student in Focus” as a way to shine a light on the future leaders of our profession. Nareh Keshishyan is exactly that – a future leader of optometry. Her work with the California Optometric Student Association as the current President Elect is a

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A Guide To Ophthalmic Technology for Optometry Students

Articles, Optometry School / By / 10 minutes of reading

I never realized how important optometric technology actually was until I attended this years Vision Expo West. I’ve been in practice with Dr. Eric White for only 3 months but the one lesson I’ve learned is that patients love technology. It helps us keep our schedule booked with happy patients, and keeps revenue increasing. When

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AOSA Trustee Spotlight: Casey Dillard of NSUOCO

Involvement, News, Optometry School, Organized Optometry / By / 7 minutes of reading

OS:  Casey Dillard is a member of the American Optometric Student Association Board of Trustees.  He is now the AOSA Trustee for the Northeastern State University Oklahoma College of Optometry.  Casey, tell us a little about yourself! CD:  Well, I have lived in Oklahoma my entire life.  I grew up on a country road outside

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IUSO: Get Social and Be Involved in your Profession!

Optometry School / By / 3 minutes of reading

IUSO students hit the ground running this term with plenty of events on our social calendar. There are so many ways for you to get involved not only with your school but also with the AOSA through different events throughout the year. Here’s what we’ve been up to at IUSO: During the first week of school,

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5 Skills 1st Year Students can Practice at a Vision Screening

Clinical Optometry, News, Optometry School / By / 3 minutes of reading

Last weekend I was able to volunteer at my first vision screening with the Salus Christian Fellowship at an event called Hope-4-Philly. After only being in optometry school at PCO for about a month, I was very excited to have this opportunity. I was able to practice some of the skills that I’ve learned so

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4 Reasons Why Every Student Should Volunteer for the Special Olympics

Healthcare, Involvement, News, Optometry School, Pre-Optometry School / By / 3 minutes of reading

For the past two years, I have had the opportunity to volunteer at the Special Olympics of Connecticut Summer Games. One fantastic service that is offered to the athletes is health screenings through the Healthy Athlete program. The program brings healthcare professionals such as physical therapists, audiologists, dentists, optometrists, and others to give physical exams and promote healthy

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