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  • Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Kelly Frantz

    With over 30 years of experience, she's seen ICO change and grow over the years. How has ICO changed over the years? What is it about ICO that's made you stay for all these years? Over the years, there have been a lot of changes. We’ve completely changed how we teach. These videos have evolved over the years. There used to be a DVD, but now they're on Brightspace. That's what I've done ever since. Over the years, Dr.

  • Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Zoltoski, PhD

    What have you learned about optometry over the years, and how does optometry relate to your field of My first few years, I taught biochemistry from the standpoint of a biochemist. Instead of going from chapter one and onward in a textbook, we jumped all over the place because I was Zoltoski is using a tool that represents a brainstem to review important cranial nerves information. Zoltoski primarily teaches first and second year classes.

  • Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Patricia Salazar

    I received my scholarship partway through the first year. Then, between my first and second years, I did my basic training. externship and residency site for ICO students, and a unique DoD/VA facility (there are only two in the US I was able to treat all those patients in my first four years as a practicing optometrist. I've seen patients come from all areas of the state and across the border to see us at ICO, and it gives

  • Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Tracy Matchinski

    Every patient is different, and so we use all the information we have available to find the best solution Throughout my many years of practice, I've witnessed countless moments where simple skills like retinoscopy They found several organizations, and at every clinic we did, we easily worked with over 100 patients How do you see optometry changing in the next few years and how do you hope to be part of it? Optometry has opened up a wealth of opportunities for me to connect with people from all over the world

  • Illinois College of Optometry Announces the Alfred and Sarah Rosenbloom Center on Vision and Aging

    announce the founding of the Alfred and Sarah Rosenbloom Center on Vision and Aging, a new facility devoted “The over-8o population is growing four times faster than any other segment of the population,” Dr. He was inducted into the National Optometry Hall of Fame in 2010, and continues to be a leader in the education and experience needed to meet the challenges of a changing health care environment and become leaders facility in the world dedicated solely to the teaching of optometrists.

  • Alumni: Moving ICO Forward

    the past six years. In six years, over 50,000 patients have been treated. During COVID, the RCVA was a hub for urgent cases, with over 350 patient encounters in mid-March and Rosenbloom will continue for years to come. If so, please share photos with us wearing your ICO gear.

  • Illinois College of Optometry President Arol Augsburger, OD, Elected Vice Chairman of Federation

    Augsburger will serve on the Federation’s executive committee and join other leaders to represent the the Distinguished Service Award by the American Optometric Association and state Optometrist of the Year served as president of the Association of Schools and Colleges of Optometry (ASCO), including four years education and experience needed to meet the challenges of a changing health care environment and become leaders facility in the world dedicated solely to the teaching of optometrists.

  • Illinois College of Optometry Announces New Practice Management Curriculum

    The curriculum enhancements will be phased in over four years, fully exploring the ethical, legal, administrative “While ICO has long been the optometric leader in clinical and didactic education, this expansive practice management curriculum will put us at the forefront in preparing new graduates to succeed in the business They were cultivated over several years by a dedicated team of ICO faculty and staff. Drs. The resulting robust coursework will best prepare ICO graduates to provide patients with high quality

  • Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Heather McLeod

    Tell us a little bit about yourself and how you got into optometry? Shadowing her made me realize optometry was a wonderful way to use science every day. My residency was my best professional year. Then, I joined the faculty at SUNY. After a few years in New York, my husband proposed, and I returned to Chicago. Ophthalmologists can concentrate on their niche, and we take over the rest.

  • Celebrating a Legend

    For more than 50 years, Dr. In 1978, the student body presented him with an award marking his 30-year anniversary at ICO. Rosenbloom’s role in optometry, both as an educator and a leader, has been recognized numerous times. He also participated in more than 25 missions with the Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity (VOSH Rosenbloom was recognized for his contributions as VOSH/International’s Humanitarian of the Year.

  • My Interview Day Experience

    great opportunity to experience on-campus housing if you’re considering living there during your first year One-on-One Interview Next, ICO faculty members met with us for one-on-one interviews. Much of the conversation revolved around my two-year break after completing my undergraduate studies. We also connected over our shared love of television and discussed some of our favorite shows. A current first-year student led us around campus, showing us the clinic, the main building and the residence

  • ICO president appointed to Special Medical Advisory Group

    Group committee members meet twice a year. the Distinguished Service Award by the American Optometric Association and state Optometrist of the Year education and experience needed to meet the challenges of a changing health care environment and become leaders who will champion for patients and the profession alike. facility in the world dedicated solely to the teaching of optometrists.

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