How do you become an ophthalmic assistant?
They rely on on-the-job training and no formal education is required to start working as an ophthalmic assistant. There are formal training programs available that can be completed part time…
They rely on on-the-job training and no formal education is required to start working as an ophthalmic assistant. There are formal training programs available that can be completed part time…
Behind every good ophthalmologist there is a team of great ophthalmic assistants to lighten his or her burden. They perform preliminary eye function testing and eye scans and tests. They…
Ophthalmologists are responsible for your medical and surgical eye care. They went to medical school, did internship and community service and then completed a 4-to-4,5-year specialist degree in ophthalmology. Those…
If you are confused about difference between an Optometrist and an Ophthalmologist, you are not alone. Although there are many misconceptions between the two, they both deal with eye care and work together to take care of your vision.
The safety and well-being of our patients and staff is our priority. Patients and staff are required to follow strict protocols, as outlined below, including full-time mask wearing while in the building, Physical distancing, and stringent hand hygiene.
There is no easy answer. It is however important to wash your hands and not to touch your face to prevent transmission. Wearing either glasses or contacts causes people to…
By now most of us are aware of the virus that started in China late in 2019. The novel coronavirus has a variety of symptoms, often presenting with fever and…