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SUMMARY:OEPF Faculty Student And Resident Curious Eyes Club
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER\nDescription:\n\nCurious Eyes Club – OEPF Faculty Committee: Join Us in Shaping the Future of Academic Collaboration! First Meeting of 2027 with Dr. Tam Petrosyan\, COEP as moderator and with Dr. Randy Schulman and Zachary Moebius. \nTopic: the effects of lenses and prisms on the eyes from different professional angles \nBio Dr. Schulman:  \nRandy Schulman\, MS\, OD\, FCOVD\, FCSO\nDr. Schulman graduated cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania where she\nreceived her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. She graduated with her Doctorate\nin Optometry and Masters in Vision Science degrees from the State University of New\nYork\, College of Optometry and is currently Adjunct Clinical Professor at the school. Dr.\nSchulman received Fellowships in the College of Optometrists for Vision Development\nand the College of Syntonic Optometry and is an Associate member of the Optometric\nExtension Program and the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association. \nDr. Schulman has lectured extensively on behavioral optometry topics such as vision in\nthe classroom\, vision and aging\, visual difficulties in the developmentally delayed\, and\nhas lectured and/or published on vision and autism\, lenses and prisms\, Lyme disease\,\nbrain injury\, pupillary constriction\, functional field testing and multisensory integration.\nShe specializes in integrative optometry and vision therapy with emphasis on vision\nrehabilitation\, pediatrics\, learning disabilities\, traumatic brain injury\, concussions and\npreventative\, integrative and alternative vision care for all ages. \nBio Zach Moebius: \nZachary Moebius brings nearly 15 years of experience in the optical field\, combining a strong background in opticianry with approximately six years of hands-on experience in vision therapy. His career began as a laboratory technician at VisionWorks before progressing to lead optician roles at Albany Eye Care\, Oregon Vision Development Center\, and Riverview Family Eye Care\, where he also worked as a vision therapist. \nDuring his time in vision therapy\, Zachary worked with a wide range of patients\, from children with developmental vision challenges to individuals with more complex needs\, including traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and stroke-related conditions. \nSince January 2026\, Zachary has served as Maui Jim’s brand ambassador for Oregon\, managing approximately 100 accounts\, conducting optician training\, and hosting continuing education (CE) courses. He is also Vice President of the Oregon state association of opticians and is actively involved in educating optical professionals about vision therapy and the role opticians can play in supporting patient care. \nDrawing on his experience in both professions\, Zachary is passionate about improving communication and collaboration between opticians and vision therapy practitioners. His work focuses on helping opticians better understand vision therapy\, therapeutic lens applications\, and how they can become effective partners in supporting patients. \nZachary’s unique combination of clinical experience\, optical industry knowledge\, and educational leadership makes him a valuable voice in building stronger connections between opticianry and vision therapy. \nTopic reminder: the effects of lenses and prisms on the eyes from different professional angles \nWe invite you to play an integral role in shaping its renewed format. \nThis initiative is designed to inspire collaboration\, discussion\, and innovation through quarterly virtual meetings. Each session will spotlight a selected academic paper and feature an engaging “Ask the Speaker” segment\, where attendees can interact with the paper’s author. \nKey Highlights of the Event: \n\nCutting-Edge Learning: Residents and students will gain exposure to groundbreaking research and participate in thought-provoking discussions.\nGrand Rounds: Residents will present concise overviews of the paper or findings\, followed by insights from the speaker and an interactive Q&A session.\n\nREGISTER
URL:https://www.oepf.org/oepf-course/oepf-faculty-student-and-resident-curious-eyes-club-5/
CATEGORIES:Clinical Seminars,Live Lectures
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