The Inter American University of Puerto Rico School of Optometry is one of the few fully accredited bilingual (English – Spanish) institutions offering the Doctor of Optometry degree. The program provides ample knowledge in its basic and clinical science department and a patient care department in which primary diagnosis, treatment and management eye care is emphasized. Graduates of the school are eligible for licenses in Puerto Rico, all 50 states and The District of Columbia and in many others countries around the world.
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Ocular Trauma 101: What You Need to Know
According to the CDC roughly 2,000 workers per day sustain ocular trauma. This statistic does not account for accidents, assault and various activities that may result in damage or injury to the eyes. It is important that we...
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Our Why: An Inspirational Story
Former Black Hawk Pilot and mother to be, Senator Tammy Duckworth spoke at the AOA’s Rally on Capitol Hill last year at AOA+ to share her inspirational story as well as her support for optometry. Duckworth, who was severely injured...
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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:...
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June 2017 Student in Focus: 10 Questions with AOSA Treasurer, Jon Beeson
Originally from Tanto Basin, a small town in Arizona, Jon Beeson is a fourth-year student at the Inter American University of Optometry, an avid sports fan, and the newly elected Treasurer for the American Optometric Student...
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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...
