Optometry is sliding back to corporate refract-and-refer or micro-niches. Ophthalmology has gone almost entirely surgical. Nobody is managing the whole person — and our patients pay for it. There is another way. A new medical specialty, the Doctor of Ophthalmic Medicine. Join thousands of ODs rethinking what their role can be.
Autonomy, Medical Authority, & Practice Freedom - in an environment supporting you.
Many ODs who will move for that aren't looking. And the practices that want them can't find them. So I built ODBridge Careers.
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After 38 years in practice — and an MD detour in my 50's — I watched eye care fragment into a referral merry-go-round nobody owns. The answer is a new specialty: ODs who want to practice medically building on their foundation.
Autonomy. Authority. Freedom.
This 6-Book Series teaches what school skipped: how to diagnose, treat, manage, and follow a patient until the problem is solved or controlled — including systemically. Available in paperback on Amazon or as direct PDF downloads.
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Twelve short case files, one organ system at a time - the eye as the first place systemic disease shows up. One lesson at a time, straight to your inbox.
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Clinical scenarios and patient advocacy from the real-world, medicine in primary eye care, and the case for a new specialty — conversations for optometrists who want more and ophthalmologists who want to revisit the whole person.
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