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Starting Strong: Essential Do’s, Don’ts, And Tips

Starting Strong: Essential Do’s, Don’ts, And Tips

Course Description

Join Dr. Justin Chelette for an insightful lecture tailored for those starting a new optometric vision therapy practice. This session will cover emerging do’s and don’ts in practice management, offering essential tips to set your practice on the path to success. Topics will include strategies for effective patient engagement, optimizing clinical workflow, and integrating the latest technologies. Dr. Chelette will also lead a discussion, providing a platform for attendees to share their experiences and ask questions, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of best practices in this specialized field.

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Instructor Bio

Justin Chelette,the founder of Texas Vision Therapy, was inspired by vision therapy after suffering from strabismus as a child. Seeing the difference vision therapy had in his own life, Dr. Chelette became passionate about helping others overcome their vision issues.

 

Dr. Chelette attended the University of Texas at Austin, where he graduated with degrees in biology and French in 2013. He earned his doctorate inoptometry at Nova Southeastern University in Florida, graduating with the highest honors in 2017. After graduation, he went on to complete an accredited residency in vision therapy and rehabilitation through the Rosenberg School of Optometry in San Antonio.

 

Prior to returning to Houston, he worked as an assistant professor at the Kentucky College of Optometry where he had several roles: he taught the “neuro-ophthalmic disease and acquired brain injury” course to third year students, worked in labs teaching students how to perform optometric examinations, and he was contracted to Pikeville Medical Center, the largest hospital in southeastern Kentucky, where he was their chief pediatric optometrist.Once back in Houston, Dr Chelette also became an adjunct faculty member at the University of Houston College of Optometry.

 

In his spare time, Dr. Chelette enjoys trying new foods from different cultures, listening to music (particularly Spanish music), and traveling.

Justin Chelette, OD, FAAO

Courses Details

Course Duration

30 Days

Continuing Education Credits

02 hours

Course Price

$40

Course Description

Join Dr. Justin Chelette for an insightful lecture tailored for those starting a new optometric vision therapy practice. This session will cover emerging do’s and don’ts in practice management, offering essential tips to set your practice on the path to success. Topics will include strategies for effective patient engagement, optimizing clinical workflow, and integrating the latest technologies. Dr. Chelette will also lead a discussion, providing a platform for attendees to share their experiences and ask questions, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of best practices in this specialized field.

Bio

Justin Chelette,the founder of Texas Vision Therapy, was inspired by vision therapy after suffering from strabismus as a child. Seeing the difference vision therapy had in his own life, Dr. Chelette became passionate about helping others overcome their vision issues.

 

Dr. Chelette attended the University of Texas at Austin, where he graduated with degrees in biology and French in 2013. He earned his doctorate inoptometry at Nova Southeastern University in Florida, graduating with the highest honors in 2017. After graduation, he went on to complete an accredited residency in vision therapy and rehabilitation through the Rosenberg School of Optometry in San Antonio.

 

Prior to returning to Houston, he worked as an assistant professor at the Kentucky College of Optometry where he had several roles: he taught the “neuro-ophthalmic disease and acquired brain injury” course to third year students, worked in labs teaching students how to perform optometric examinations, and he was contracted to Pikeville Medical Center, the largest hospital in southeastern Kentucky, where he was their chief pediatric optometrist.Once back in Houston, Dr Chelette also became an adjunct faculty member at the University of Houston College of Optometry.

 

In his spare time, Dr. Chelette enjoys trying new foods from different cultures, listening to music (particularly Spanish music), and traveling.

What Others Have to Say

1 Comment

Jo Anne Stewart
December 28, 2024 at 10:41 pm

Very good information! Thank you for the concept of the patient being the hero :)

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