Dr. Gelb discusses how his practice, within LensCrafters, allowed him to fulfill his mission to provide patients with state-of-the-art vision care.  He envisioned and helped produce the full-length documentary, Open Your Eyes. The film delivers the resounding message that the eye holds the secrets to our hidden health.  He also hosts a podcast that interviews key opinion leaders within the health industry, aimed to educate patients and professionals on the role optometry plays in preserving patient’s overall health.  His insight into leadership is thought provoking.

Dr. Cheryl Chapman describes how she transformed a small office, into a thriving, multi-disciplinary practice.  She discusses how she designed her practice to fulfill her professionally and personally.  Cheryl attended her first Vision by Design symposium in 2016 and is the incoming president of the American Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control! Her interview reveals the minded needed to realize her goals, while raising 6 children!

Over the past 10+ years, Dr. Woo has learned how to lead and operate optometry clinics at the highest level. She has also incorporated specialty contact lenses into practice and perfected a streamlined system to manage scleral lens patients with maximum efficiency and profitability. Using this experience, Dr. Woo is committed to helping you achieve your personal and career goals!

Gary Gerber embodies the dare to different mindset. In this episode, we discuss three main phases in his professional career: private practice, optometry consultant, and his most recent achievement, Treehouse Eyes, for one simple purpose: give children better vision for life.

The commonality among all three endeavors is his unparalleled ability to integrate ideas from outside our profession, into each successful business.

Dr. Shefali Miglani dared to be different.  She had the foresight and courage to expand her office to help incorporate a myopia management clinic. Facing reduced reimbursements, she systematically dropped vision plans, to better focus on specialty care.  Her success motivated her to develop “HOOT Myopia Care” to help parents and practitioners better manage myopia in children.  Her interview is enlightening and inspiring.

The term dared to be different is defined by Dr. Herzberg’s path in optometry, spanning 50 years!  He’s founder  of the American Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control and the current president of the International Academy of Orthokeratology and Myopia Control.  In today’s episode, he describes the source of his passion and his insight on the future of myopia management.  His insight and direction is inspiring!

Dr. Miki Zilnicki dared to be different by opening up her specialty practice, 1 years out of her residency….in vision therapy and practice management!  Miki shares her motivation and the hurdles she overcame, as a mother and practice owner, to achieve practice and personal fulfillment.

Dr. Cho has a practice devoted to myopia management, Ortho K Specialty,  after attending Vision by Design and SuperChargeYourPracticeTM workshops.  He’s been featured on several episodes of the PBS series, “Asian America,” discussing the side effects of myopia on Asian students.

Dr. Cho received his both Doctorate of Optometry and Masters of Vision Science at the SUNY College of Optometry. He later completed his residency in Pediatric Vision. He has published papers in research When not in the office, Dr. Cho loves spending time with his wife Mary and two active children: Evan and Audrey. He enjoys watching his son’s hockey team and traveling with his family.

Welcome to a new podcast that focuses on the successful lives of optometrists.