- Rotated through various clinics including: primary care, binocular vision, ocular disease, pediatrics (observation), contact lens, and the eyewear center. - Performed comprehensive, problem-focused, and urgent care eye exams to the general population, under the mentorship of various attendings.- Completed remote clinical learning series from March 2020 to May 2020 (due to shelter-in-place orders). The remote clinical learning series included weekly: 10 hours of live zoom lectures that covered various ocular-related topics from pediatrics to ocular disease to binocular vision to myopia control; 1 hour of live journal club meeting via zoom to discuss 2 different articles of that week; 3 self-study articles.

- Provided comprehensive, problem-focused, and urgent care exams for general population. - Worked with ophthalmologists of all sub-specialties such as neuro-ophthalmology, cornea, and strabismus in managing and treating complex ocular conditions. - Observed surgeries such as cataract extraction, pterygium removal, and MIGS in the operating room.

- Provided comprehensive, problem-focused, and urgent care exams for general population of Marin community, with majority being pediatric and spanish-speaking patients. - Developed treatment and management plans for amblyopia, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma, macular degeneration, binocular vision, refractive cases, retinal vascular disorders, and systemic disease correspondence with various medical sub-specialties.

- Provided comprehensive, problem-focused, and urgent care exams for Veterans with a high prevalence of ocular and systemic disease- Developed treatment and management plans for glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, binocular vision, refractive cases, uveitis, retinal vascular disorders, and systemic disease correspondence with various medical sub-specialties- Attended two grand rounds meetings at UCSF Ophthalmology. - Weekly student journal clubs during the entire rotation, discussing various research papers on topcs including but not limited to giant cell arteritis, AMOR study, Choroidal nevus, cupped disc, and corneal keratitis. - Presentation: Diabetic Papillopathy

-Greeted patients and used diagnostic equipment to perform preliminary testing, such as visual fields, auto-refraction, and non-contact tonometry. Entered obtained data into patients’ electronic health record via ExamWriter.-Established a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for patients while assisting with frame selection, frame adjustments, lenses enhancement education, and glasses and contact lens dispensing. -Ensured efficiency of practice by performing administrative tasks including maintaining patients charts, processing insurance authorizations, and submitting insurance claims to VSP and Eyemed. -Evaluated received glasses orders from labs and performed final quality inspection before dispensing to patients.

-Greeted patients and used diagnostic equipment to perform preliminary testing, such as visual fields and non-contact tonometry. -Actively shadowed in comprehensive eye examinations by discussing patients’ diagnoses and assessing patients’ questions regarding ocular health and conditions. Learned how to explain ocular conditions such as myopia, astigmatism, hyperopia, glaucoma, cataract, etc.

-Established the first optometry program for the 12th Annual Pre-Medical & Pre-Health Professions National Conference by creating optometry-related workshops, inviting speakers to host workshops, being point of contact for all presenters, and moderating the optometry admissions panel. -Directed a team of assigned staff volunteers during the conference weekend.

-Shadowed during comprehensive eye examinations. Learned about the sequences and different tests performed to thoroughly examine eyes. -Experienced a commercial practice mode of optometry