residency in Primary and Comprehensive Care at the Indiana University School of Optometry, focusing on anterior practiced at an OD/MD tertiary care practice in Los Angeles, CA, specializing in the co-management of anterior She is currently a full-time faculty member, clinical attending, and works with students in lectures Special Interests <p class="font_7">Anterior Segment Disease, Dry Eye, Primary Care, Urgent Care, Pathology Year Professional Organizations American Academy of Optometry - Fellow American Academy of Optometry Anterior

While in Oklahoma, she was certified in and performed therapeutic anterior segment laser and minor surgical contact lenses and ophthalmic surgical procedures including injections, minor surgical procedures, and anterior phlyctenular keratoconjunctivitis, pediatric dry eye, myopia management, orthokeratology Education 2011 and Family Eyecare (Mary Lou French, OD and Associates) 2013-present Illinois College of Optometry 2011 Rodger Kame Award, American Optometric Association Cornea and Contact Lens Section 2011 George W.

She has worked full time at ICO/IEI since completing their residency program in Primary Care and Ocular Special Interests Glaucoma, ocular disease, primary eye care Education 2011 Illinois College of Optometry Disease Residency 2010 Illinois College of Optometry, OD 2005 University of Michigan, BS Experience 2011 Considerations in the Management of a 15 year old Anterior Chamber Foreign Body.

deficiencies, motion sickness among visually impaired individuals, and the association between long-anterior pigmented lens striae in a predominately black population: Two highly associated clinical signs of anterior Pigmented striae of the anterior lens capsule and age-associated pigment dispersion of variable degree pigmented lens striae in a black population: a potential indicator of age-related pigment dispersal in the anterior

Upon completing the residency, she stayed on as a full-time staff optometrist at the Manhattan VA. After four years at the VA, she relocated to Chicago and joined on as full-time faculty at ICO. Dr. 2006 Illinois College of Optometry, OD 2002 University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, BS Experience 2011 -present Illinois College of Optometry 2007-2011 New York Harbor VA Health Care System Awards & Honors

She then joined Walter Reed Army Medical Center from 2006 until January 2011, providing care to veterans In 2011, Dr. Sanghera became a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry and returned to ICO as a full-time faculty SUNY College of Optometry, OD 2002 University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, BS Experience 2006-2007, 2011 Clinical and Experimental Optometry, 30 April 2010; 93:4:261-263.

Her areas of interest include specialty contact lens fits, anterior segment disease and emergency services

Student Association (2006-2007,2011-2013) AOSA Founders Award; American Optometric Student Association (2011 ) Young Alumnus of the Year; Illinois College of Optometry (2011) Golden Apple Award; Illinois College of Optometry Fourth Year Class and Student Association (2007-2011) Distinguished Service Award; American Optom Educ 2013 Fall;39(1):12-19. Pang Y, Allison C, Frantz KA, Block S, Goodfellow GW. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci 2011 Apr 14;52(5):2444-9.

Journal of Vision, 11(1):21, 1-24, 2011. Koenig DE, Hofer HJ: Do color appearance judgments interfere with detection of small threshold stimuli Poster presented at the Optical Society of America – Fall Vision Meeting, Rochester, New York. Koenig DE, Hofer HJ (2011). Koenig DE, Hofer HJ (2011).

Since completing her residency in 1996, she has practiced low vision rehabilitation full time. Rehabilitation, Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity</p> Education BS at University of Wisconsin-River Fall Optometry Degree, Illinois College of Optometry Residency program Salus University Experience Full time

After completing a Residency in Cornea and Contact Lenses/Ocular Disease at ICO, he became a full-time

She now works full time at ICO as an Assistant Professor in the Pediatric Department while also seeing