Undergraduate Education: The Ohio State University- Bachelor of Science Microbiology. Optometry School: The Ohio State University College of Optometry 1988. Professional Achievements and Associations: American Optometric Association; Ohio Optometric Association. Clinical Certifications and Specialties: Family Eyecare, contact lenses. The reason I became an optometrist is: I chose to become an optometrist because I really wanted to work with and help people in a medical field and I have a family legacy in eye care. It has been a perfect career choice for me. I love building personal relationships with my patients and give them my full attention and the time and expertise that they deserve. In my spare time, I enjoy: Hiking, backpacking, painting and music.

Veurmer Clark is a native of Dallas and attended Ursuline Academy. She completed her education at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia and received her Doctorate of Optometry from Southern College of Optometry. Dr. Clark has been practicing since 1988. She is a member of the Dallas County Optometric Society and is certified in the treatment of eye diseases and the management of glaucoma. Dr. Clark has two children and lives in the North Dallas area. She enjoys spending time with her family and sports activities with her children.

Undergraduate Education: LeMoyne College; B.S. in Biology, Minor in Chemistry. Optometry School: Pennsylvania College of Optometry - class of 2006. Professional Achievements and Associations: Regional Clinical Field Director - VA, MD, WV; Top Doctor - Northern Virginia Magazine February 2019; Member of AOA, VOA, NVOS. Clinical Certifications and Specialties: Primary care, contact lenses, disease management, pediatrics, LASIK pre- and post-op care, Residency in Ocular Disease at Wilmington, DE VA Hospital, MiSight certified. The reason I became an optometrist is: I always loved the combination primary health care, optics and helping people, which is what optometry is. My favorite part of helping my patients is: Working with the patients to figure out their specific visual and eye health needs to find the best solutions for them, not only on their first visit but also year after year. In my spare time, I enjoy: Spending time with my family, Playing sports, Going to the beach.

Undergraduate Education: Boston University, B.A. in Biology; Optometry School; Pennsylvania College Of Optometry; Professional Achievements and Associations: American Optometric Association, Delaware Optometric Association, Maryland Optometric Association; Clinical Certifications and Specialities: Residency: 1978-1979, Primary Care. New England College of Optometry, Clinical Instructor: 1979-1982, NECO Center for Eye Care. Boston Ma.; The reason I became an optometrist is because after talking to my own Optometrist and always wanting to practice in the health care system, I became very interested in the profession. In my spare time, I enjoy exercising and spending as much time as I can with my family and my two beautiful granddaughters. My favorite part of helping my patients is helping them to see their very best and educating them how to maintain best visual and ocular health and the importance of both ocular and systemic health.

Undergraduate Education: University of Illinois at Chicago; Bachelor of Arts. Optometry School: University of the Incarnate Word – Rosenberg School of Optometry; 2015. Professional Achievements and Associations: Member of American Optometric Association and Delaware Optometric Association. Clinical Certifications and Specialties: Primary Care & Contact Lenses. The reason I became an optometrist is: to help others see as clearly as possible. My favorite part of helping my patients is: knowing I made a difference to help them live their best lives. In my spare time, I enjoy: playing and listening to music, trying new foods and recipes, and spending time with family and friends.

Undergraduate Education: University of North Florida; Optometry School: Nova Southeastern University; Professional Achievements/Associations: Residency trained in Primary Care and Ocular Disease; What drives your passion for optometry? Helping patients see their best while maintaining healthy eyes! How are you helping patients live their best lives? I want patients to have the best vision possible and feel like they had a wonderful eye exam. What does providing a transformational eyecare experience mean to you? Ensuring the happiness and satisfaction of all patients. Hobbies/Interests: I enjoy splashing around in the surf!

Nature walks, cooking/eating new foods and the arts Dr. Hasty holds a Bachelor of Science in chemistry from Ball State University, and earned his Doctorate of Optometry from the Michigan College of Optometry. He is a member of the Indiana Optometric Association and the American Optometric Association, as well as the Central Indiana Optometric Association.

Dr. Terry P. Silke received his doctorate of optometry degree from Indiana School of Optometry in 1969. He served two years of active duty in the US Army, including a tour in Vietnam from 1970-1971 at an evacuation hospital. Upon completing his active duty tour, he continued to serve in the army reserve until retiring in 1996 as a LT Colonel. In 1972, Dr. Silke spent one year as a clinical associate instructor at the IU School of Optometry. He then received a 25 year recognition certificate from The American Optometric Association.

Undergraduate Education: Purdue University; Bachelor's Degree – Neuroscience. Optometry School: Indiana University School of Optometry; Graduation Year – 2015. Professional Achievements and Associations: Residency Training (Primary Care Specialty) at Indiana University School of Optometry - 2016 Completion Date; Indiana Optometric Association; American Optometric Association. Clinical Certifications and Specialties: Primary Care Residency Training; National Board of Examiners in Optometry Certification (2015); Injection Certification (2015). The reason I became an optometrist is: During my neuroscience training, I was most fascinated by vision and always knew I wanted a career working with people and helping to improve their lives, so optometry was a natural choice. My favorite part of helping my patients is: My favorite part of patient care is helping to improve my patients' lives in any way I can. Sometimes that is an update to a prescription to help a patient see better, sometimes it is uncovering and treating a condition of the eyes that is uncomfortable or even vision-threatening, and sometimes it is diagnosing an issue that a patient may not know can be related to the eyes. We have diagnosed and coordinated care for many cases of hypertension, diabetes, multiple sclerosis and even brain tumors here at our office; the eyes really are the window to overall health! In my spare time, I enjoy: I am an avid music collector and love to spend time in record stores and at concerts. I play at local trivia events several times every week and enjoy spending time with my dog.