Doctor in Focus: Sheila Morrison, OD, MS
John: Hi Dr. Morrison, it has been awhile since OS.com has checked in with you! The last time you were interviewed for OptometryStudents.com was back in 2014. At that time, you were a third year at Pacific University of College...
Staying Healthy In Optometry School
The only thing tougher than optometry school is being sick in optometry school. While classes, labs, and clinic hours are priority, don't forget to take care of yourself! Here are 5 tips for staying healthy in school: Sleep: Losing...
The Psychology of Transitioning to a Well-Rounded Doctor
As we transition from student to doctor, there are many changes and expectations that we embrace. From remembering and applying didactic knowledge, performing exam elements correctly, charting appropriately, and determining accurate...
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A Diet for Your Eyes: 3 Do’s and Don’ts for Ocular Nutrition
Many things in our bodies are a reflection of what we eat and how well we take care of ourselves. The eyes are no different. Eating certain types of foods, and skipping others, can help protect your vision throughout your life. Here are a...
Surviving a Spanish-Speaking Only Eye Exam as a Non-Spanish Speaker
One of the most important components of performing an eye exam is communication. This can be especially challenging when you do not speak the same native language as your patient. As a non-fluent Spanish speaker, I want to share some...