American Academy of Optometry

Optometry is a social insurance calling which includes looking at the eyes and relevant visual frameworks for deformities or variations from the norm and in addition the restorative determination and administration of eye malady. Customarily, the field of optometry started with the essential center of adjusting refractive mistake using displays. Cutting edge optometry, nonetheless, has developed through time so that the instructive educational modules moreover incorporates medicinal preparing in the finding and administration of visual malady in nations where the calling is built up and managed. Optometrists (otherwise called Doctors of Optometry for those holding the O.D. degree[1] or ophthalmic opticians in the U.K) are human services experts who give essential eyecare through exhaustive eye examinations to identify and treat different visual variations from the norm and eye infections. Being a controlled calling, an optometrist's extent of practice may vary contingent upon area. Along these lines, issue or illnesses identified outside the treatment extent of optometry are alluded out to important therapeutic experts for appropriate consideration, all the more ordinarily to ophthalmologists who are restorative specialists that spend significant time in cutting edge medicinal and surgical consideration of the eye. Optometrists normally work firmly together with other eye care experts, for example, ophthalmologists and opticians to convey quality and effective eyecare to the overall population. 

The following is the list of scholars from American Academy of Optometry who contributed and/or serves as editors for one or more OMICS International journals and conferences

• Carolyn Carman
• Jason Chin
• Jeung H Kim
• Julia Pulliam and Angelina F. Bonner
• Leonard V. Messner
• Nicholas Gidosh
• Pamela J Miller
• Randall McPherran
• Susan J. Leat