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Adaptive Patient Care & The Importance of Basic Skills – A Unique Patient

Clinical Optometry / By / 7 minutes of reading

Written by Arthur Watson, NECO Background/Intro: Since starting my fourth-year rotations, there have been many learning experiences! While rotating through a Veterans Affairs (VA) eye clinic, I saw a unique patient whose care required multiple skills across my previous three years of learning. This case highlights the importance of individualized care, the need for adaptability […]

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VAs and Victory Laps: The Path to Becoming an Optometry Expert

Articles, Post-Optometry School, Residency / By / 3 minutes of reading

Every year, new ODs graduate from their respective schools and ask the same question: “What now?” Private, corporate, OD/MD, and hospital setting practices all provide different opportunities to practice the culmination of twenty-plus years of schooling. But what if there was a way to further your education in optometry and give yourself another year to

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