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    Pediatric Awareness: Understanding Amblyopia

    March 20, 2019 | POSTED BY Jessica Palmer | Clinical Optometry

    Overview of Amblyopia According to The National Eye Institute, “Amblyopia is the most common cause of visual impairment among children.” What is Amblyopia? There are several pieces of information you need to know to understand...

    Tags: amblyopia, children, development, infantsee, kids, pediatric, pediatrics, peds, Vision Therapy
  • Pediatric Optometry: Erase the Stigma and Participate in the Future

    February 19, 2019 | POSTED BY Jessica Palmer | Clinical Optometry, Clinical Pearls

      An Optometry Student's Guide to Pediatric Optometry   "Pediatric optometrists have a difficult time because of how hard it is to test a child for glasses."  "Children are too young to read the letters."  "Children...

    Tags: community involvement, indiana university, infantsee, optometry student, pediatric optometry
  • Graduation Caps Thrown in the Air

    Fellowships vs Residencies

    February 14, 2019 | POSTED BY Bryce St. Clair | Articles, Clinical Optometry, Post-Optometry School, Residency

    Which Academic Path is Right for Me? For students looking to explore the world of academia after graduation, the choice between doing a fellowship or a residency may be weighing heavily on their minds. Many optometry students are unaware...

    Tags: academia, academic, advance practice, Fellow, fellowship, post grad, post graduation, post optometry school, research, Research and Academics, Residency
  • Tips for Helping the Children in Your Life

    February 5, 2019 | POSTED BY Jade McLachlin | Articles, Clinical Optometry, News

    Encouraging Developing Eyes Beyond being an optometry student, you may be a parent, an aunt or uncle, a cousin, or a special friend to children whose visual needs are developing. By learning about toy safety, choosing to play with toys...

    Tags: children, development, eye exam, eye safety, games, holiday, infantsee, kids, kids vision, optometry, pediatrics, peds, safety, toys, vision development
  • Optometrist and woman at eye examination with phoropter

    Things I Learned on My Optometry Rotation (that I didn’t learn in school)

    January 15, 2019 | POSTED BY Suzanne Johannes | Articles, Clinical Optometry, News, Optometry School, OptometryStudents.com

    Things that I learned on my optometry school rotations (that I didn’t learn in school) The journey from third-year student, to fourth-year intern, to graduated optometrist is full of ups and downs. As much as I learned in school...

    Tags: 4th year, fourth year, optometry, optometry school, rotation
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