What part of optometry do you enjoy the most?

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Check out our latest poll!

This poll is for optometrists and eyecare professionals, only. It will close on Friday, April 8, 2022.

What part of optometry do you enjoy the most?

A. Clinical care
B. Patient interaction
C. Ability for good work-life balance
D. Intersection with industry
E. Professional collegiality
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