is full time member of the ICO Faculty, where she works as a clinical attending for third and fourth year students and teaches a Pediatric Optometry course.

I have been at ICO for nearly 25 years and continue to be challenged by the patient care and in awe of In addition to teaching at the Illinois College of Optometry, Dr. Kattouf is a proud alum. Now, with years of clinical experience in the areas of infant and toddler vision care, strabismus and Learning Disabled 1995-1997 SUNY College of Optometry Awards & Honors 2002 Young Optometrist of the Year , Illinois Optometric Association 1995 Alumnus of the Year Scholarship, Illinois College of Optometry

and patient care. College of Optometry Fourth Professional Year Class and Student Association (2009,2012) Teacher of the Year Award; Illinois College of Optometry First Professional Year Class and Student Association (2006 ; Illinois College of Optometry (2011) Golden Apple Award; Illinois College of Optometry Fourth Year Optic nerve heads in pediatric African Americans using retinal tomography.

At the end of my second year, I was given the opportunity to attend a course designed to assist medical I turned my course on its head, and I finally enjoyed teaching by using cases to help the students see , as I set out to do so many years ago. Optom Ed 25(4): 107-115. Rosengren, K. J. and R. K. Zoltoski (2000). Optom Ed 25(3): 74-81. Kushida, C. A., Zoltoski, R. K. and Gillin, J. C. (1995).

At the optometry school she teaches the vision rehabilitation course and lab as well as provides care She does local and international volunteer clinics throughout the year. Honors William Feinbloom Low Vision Award 1995, Pennsylvania College of Optometry Humanitarian of the Year A Comparison of Subjects’ Reading and Writing Performance and Preference While Using Various Portable Preferences and Reading Performance of People with Low Vision using a Portable Electronic Magnifier versus

She spent several years as part of a community clinic externship site and also several years in the pediatric College of Optometry Awards & Honors 2009 Editor’s Commendation, Optometry 2003 ICO Clinician of the Year Illinois Optometric Association Publications Characteristics of angle recession and traumatic glaucoma patients Post-operative considerations in cataract extraction with Kahook dual blade goniotomy. Comparison of the potential acuity meter, interferometer, and near super-pinhole in cataract patients

I am proud to continue being a part of the ICO family and invest in teaching future doctors. As a faculty member, he works in laboratory, clinic and classroom settings teaching first through fourth year students. Excellence Award 2021 Faculty Scholarship 2021 Johnson and Johnson 2021 Award of Excellence in Contact Lens Patient

He assists in 1st and 2nd year clinical methods and procedures labs and optics courses. Dr. Koenig developed an interest in teaching at an optometric institution after initially overseeing 4th year students on rotation in San Antonio, Texas. Hofer HJ, Blaschke J, Patolia J, Koenig DE: Fixation light hue bias revisited: implications for using Factors accounting for 4 year acuity change in patients 50 to 80 years old.

I feel fulfilled working with our patients, growing as a doctor and passing my knowledge on to our students She teaches optometry students and residents in the laboratory, classroom and patient care clinics of She is the coordinator of the Primary Optometric Procedures curriculum and co-teaches glaucoma in the Considerations in the Management of a 15 year old Anterior Chamber Foreign Body.

The Illinois Eye Institute allows students, faculty, and patients to stay at the forefront and participate Scholarship 2020 Faculty Scholarship 2021 Indiana University School of Optometry Clinical Consultant of the Year Quadrant-Specific Changes in Corneal and Tear Fluid Reservoir Thickness for After 2 Hours of Wear. Schornack, Samantha Dodda, Cherie B Nau; Changes in Corneal Parameters Associated with Scleral Lens Wear

In addition to seeing general primary care patients, she spent a great deal of time working with veterans After four years at the VA, she relocated to Chicago and joined on as full-time faculty at ICO. Dr.

Bandstra practiced in the private sector for three years at a family practice in Chicago with an emphasis now works full time at ICO as an Assistant Professor in the Pediatric Department while also seeing patients