
Shelby May
Shelby is a third-year student at Southern College of Optometry. She is particularly interested in Vision Therapy and Pediatrics. Any hours not spent studying or writing are enjoyed playing board games, giggling at cat memes, and baking.
Articles by Shelby May


Many common and uncommon diagnoses mimic each other. Third-year student Shelby May offers her advice to help students diagnose patients correctly the first time.

Third-year student Shelby May gives her three tips to improve doctor-driven dispensing skills as a student. She explains how ODs can differentiate themselves from their online competitors.

Advice can come in many forms and from many sources. Shelby May, offers a third-year student's perspective on what it is like receiving advice as a first-year.

This initial blog falls squarely into the tale-telling category of “why I love optometry,” but I feel this particular tale is a great way to introduce myself.
Latest Updated Articles
Growing up in optometry and carving my own pathPublished: August 18th 2017 | Updated:
5 true pieces of advice first-years hate hearingPublished: January 5th 2018 | Updated:
3 tips to improve doctor-driven dispensing as a studentPublished: March 8th 2018 | Updated:
How to avoid misdiagnosing common and uncommon conditions as a studentPublished: May 31st 2018 | Updated:
Top 3 lists to take the detective work out of differential diagnosesPublished: November 15th 2018 | Updated:


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