Undergraduate Education: Wilkes University 1992-Bachelor of Science in Biology . Optometry School: PA College of Optometry in 1995-Doctor of Optometry. Professional Achievements and Associations: American Optometric Association; PA Optometric Association; Central PA Optometric Society; Infantsee Program. Clinical Certifications and Specialties: MiSight Specialty Contacts; Geriatrics and Pediatrics; Multifocal soft contacts. The reason I became an optometrist is: I have worn glasses since the fourth grade and every time I visited the eye doctor, I left seeing better than when I came in. Sometimes I did not even realize that vision needed improvement. The entire experience in all those years was always very positive. My favorite part of helping my patients is: Treating them like family and educating them that your eye health is just as important as how you see with your corrective lenses. In my spare time, I enjoy: Spending time with family, watching sports-Phillies, Eagles, and Penn State.

Undergraduate Education: I graduated from West Virginia Wesleyan College with a BA degree in Chemistry, first in my class and Magna Cum Laude. I also received a BS in Visual Science from Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Optometry School: I went to optometry school at Pennsylvania College of Optometry and was an Honor Graduate (top 10%) in 1988. Professional Achievements and Associations: Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry; Member of Beta Sigma Kappa Optometric Honorary; Member of the American Optometric Association (Cornea and Contact Lens Section member); Member of the West Virginia Association of Optometric Physicians (past member of the board in various offices and committees); For 10 years was a Clinical Examiner for the National Optometry Board Part III. Clinical Certifications and Specialties: Cited by PCO for Excellence in Pediatric Care; Certified in the Treatment and Management of Ocular Disease; Certified in Advanced Ocular Therapeutics and Systemic Medications; Interests in myopia management, dry eye management, and the treatment of eye disease and injury. The reason I became an optometrist is: During the summer between 3rd and 4th grade, I had to get my first pair of glasses. I hadn't known that I was not seeing things that I should, and I never complained, but when I said I couldn't read the menu to my little sister at Burger King, my father got worried. When I went to the optometrist, I was so scared, and I cried so much! But then when we picked up my new glasses, we went for a picnic lunch at a scenic overlook, and I couldn't hardly eat because I was amazed that I could see houses in the valley and leaves on the tree! Soon after my girl scouts group did a trip to an eye doctor's office, and ever since then I said I wanted to be an optometrist and stuck with that goal throughout school. My favorite part of helping my patients is: - There is no better reward than when you can do something to improve a person’s quality of life by helping them function more comfortably and see more clearly. I love it so much when patients tell me that they have never had an eye examination that was so thorough and that they appreciate how I have explained things to them in a way they understand. In my spare time, I enjoy: I have been active in robotics and STEM education in our area and was a founding member and president of West Side Robotics, a group to encourage and support teams and clubs using robotics to inspire learning in kids. I coached LEGO Robotics and VEX Robotics teams for eight years, leading several teams to state level competition awards. I served as a volunteer at the VEX Worlds competition. I also have been a board member of our high school band boosters’ program, and a supporter of the high school soccer team, as my sons have made their way through high school. With my youngest now graduating, I will miss being a part of that!

Undergraduate Education: B.S. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. M.S. Northern Illinois University. Optometry School: O.D. Illinois College of Optometry 1989. Professional Achievements and Associations: American Optometric Association. Indiana Optometric Association. Clinical Certifications and Specialties: American Board of Optometry. The reason I became an optometrist is: I have a strong interest in science and health. Optometry combines both disciplines. My favorite part of helping my patients is: Letting patients know their eyes are healthy. In my spare time, I enjoy: Running 5K races, Reading, Walking my dogs.

Dr. Zumberger graduated from The Ohio State University in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences and a minor in Life Sciences. In 2017, he earned his Doctor of Optometry degree from The Ohio State University College of Optometry. Dr. Zumberger completed externships at the W.G. Hefner VA Medical Center in Salisbury, NC, and Mid Ohio Eye Physicians and Surgeons in Columbus, OH. Dr. Zumberger's areas of interest include treatment and management of ocular disease, and primary care optometry.

Dr. Gabbard attended Wittenberg University (Springfield, OH) and was pursuing a biology degree before she was accepted into Indiana University School of Optometry in 2014. She received a Bachelor of Science in optometry in 2016 as well as her optometry doctorate in 2018. Dr. Gabbard enjoys all aspects of primary care optometry as well as ocular disease.

Undergraduate Education: The College of Wooster and Cleveland State University; Optometry School: Illinois College of Optometry; Professional Achievements/Associations: I've previously served patients in several Ohio locations as well as in the Richmond, VA area. Clinical Certifications & Specialties: My particular areas of interest are primary care optometry and dry eye. What drives your passion for optometry? I'm excited that I can make a difference in people's' lives. How are you helping patients live their best lives? I strive to address their eye health needs and to help them see as well as possible. What does providing a transformational eyecare experience mean to you? Ensuring the happiness and satisfaction of all patients. How are you impacting your local community? I recently moved back to my hometown of Cleveland and am looking forward to getting involved in the local community. Hobbies/Interests: Travel, hiking and spending time with family and friends.

Dr. Schultz grew up in Coppell, Texas and earned a Bachelor’s degree with Magna Cum Laude honors in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University. She then attended the University of Houston College of Optometry and graduated in 2019 with Summa Cum Laude honors. During her education, Dr. Schultz received several awards from her peers and faculty. She received the Excellence in Medical Optometry Award and was selected for membership into the Gold Key Optometric Society for being an outstanding student leader in the Student Texas Optometric Association. Dr. Schultz is a licensed Therapeutic Optometrist and an Optometric Glaucoma Specialist who has special interests in primary vision care, contact lenses, ocular disease, and myopia control. During her clinical rotations, she trained extensively in the art of specialty contact lens evaluations, including scleral lenses and multifocal soft contact lenses. She pursued extra training in the management of pre/post-operative cataract surgery patients and those with ocular diseases, such as glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, and age-related macular degeneration. Dr. Schultz is an active member of the Texas Optometric Association, American Optometric Association, Beta Sigma Kappa Honor Society, and Gold Key Optometric Society. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends and her husband Chris. Her hobbies include fitness, traveling, tennis, watching the Dallas Cowboys, and reading.