Overview
I was born and raised in New England, where I completed my undergraduate and graduate training. I consider myself fortunate to have been educated in Boston, renowned as the medical mecca of the world. My interest in child development during college evolved into pursuing pediatrics within optometry. As a pediatric optometrist, I specialize in comprehensive eye care. Through advanced clinical training, I focus on amblyopia, strabismus, myopia progression, and specialty contact lenses, including infant aphakia. My passion lies in empowering patients of all ages to achieve optimal vision and eye health. Since sight is our primary sense, prioritizing it is vital, like any other aspect of health. Patients and their families appreciate my calm, patient, and approachable demeanor. I aim to prioritize a positive patient interaction at every encounter. I look forward to serving your family with compassionate care and expertise. Beyond my practice, I cherish outdoor adventures, creative pursuits, music, and the beach.
Current Appointments & Affiliations
Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology
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2024 - Present
Ophthalmology,
Clinical Science Departments
Recent Publications
Effects of temporal frequency on binocular deficits in amblyopia.
Journal Article Vision Res · October 2019 Amblyopia is associated with a range of well-known visual spatial deficits, which include reduced contrast sensitivity, spatial distortions, interocular suppression, and impaired stereopsis. Previous work has also pointed to deficits in processing dynamic ... Full text Link to item CiteBinocular temporal visual processing in myopia.
Journal Article J Vis · October 1, 2018 Our ability to utilize binocular visual information depends on the visibility of the retinal images in each eye, which varies with both their spatial and temporal frequency content. Although the effects of spatial information on binocular function have bee ... Full text Link to item CiteEducation, Training & Certifications
New England College of Optometry ·
2018
O.D.