I am deeply grateful for the early wisdom my parents instilled in me from a very young age.
THE SHIFT FROM health care student to practicing clinician is a significant period in one’s career. Moving from the guidance of professor-mentors and preceptors in academia...
Optometry is one of the most gratifying health care professions with respect to the rewarding experience of improving the lives of patients.
MBKU has been educating optometrists for 120 years and the decision was made, now over 10 years ago, to expand through additional programs.
Technology advancements in visual impairment, genetic testing, and precision medicine are among a host of exciting developments.
This OD has knowledge forged from experience that will help you earn your degree as a healthcare professional.
Dr. Emily Stephey, of Marshall B. Ketchum University, has advice to help get your career in health care off to a strong start.
There are only 24 optometry colleges in the United States. The trick is finding the one that fits your needs.
Dr. Erin Rueff, OD, an assistant professor at Marshall B. Ketchum University, has a checklist for perspective optometry students.
Marshall B. Ketchum University dean Dr. Mark Nakano explains why optometry consistently ranks among the best jobs in the U.S.
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