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These OD2's are feeling e

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These OD2's are feeling elated to be able to put their skills into practice with their first official patients! ? ?️ This moment was made all the more special thanks to the support of their family and friends who received a comprehensive eye exam from their student optometrist. ? As a clinical teaching facility of MBKU, current students can also receive complimentary eye exams which help to further the learning of these student optometrists!

P4 Sophia Chorbadjian sha

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P4 Sophia Chorbadjian shared with us her feature on the podcast, CorConsult Rx: Evidence-Based Medicine, all about Adaptogen Herbs (tap the link in the bio for the episode), "This was my first APPE rotation with Santa Monica Homeopathic Pharmacy where I learned about various areas of natural medicine and how to approach patients, gather information, when natural medicine can be effective and safe, how they work, when they have potential drug interactions and when referrals are needed.

Let's hear it for Ryan Fu

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Let's hear it for Ryan Funai and Dr. Nicole Kohan, who represented MBKU and SCCO proudly at the annual House of Delegates a few weeks ago, as they were recognized for their leadership and contributions to the optometric profession by the California Optometric Association ?? #MBKUProud #MBKUAlumni

We've missed having our s

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We've missed having our students on campus! Ambassador Joanne Vuong shared with us, "After a year of closure due to COVID, the library is back (at least for 3rd and 4th year OD students ?)! I wish all my 3rd year classmates luck as we continue on trekking through what seems like endless KMK notes ?. The end is in sight ? and we’ll soon be able to say we conquered NBEO part 1! Good luck, power through, we got this! ?"

#tbt with the SPAS Class

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#tbt with the SPAS Class of 2022 learning how to use POCUS, or Point-of-Care Ultrasound, to look at the gallbladder, lung sliding in the lungs and take a look at all four chambers of the heart! ?

In the first video, the gallbladder is the dark oval shaped object. The second video shows lung sliding up at the very top where you can see slight movement within the bright white line and the third video shows a healthy, beating heart!

? Reposted from @mbku_pa

? Nominations are now

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? Nominations are now open for the MBKU Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Awards! Submit your nomination for an alumnus who has achieved professional prominence in their industry and is engaged in the community, furthering the goals of MBKU and their profession. We will recognize our Distinguished Alumni during the Virtual Alumni Recognition Program on September 18, 2021. Visit ketchum.edu/distinguishedalumnus (link in bio)

Smiles all around after w

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Smiles all around after wrapping up another quarter for the SCCO Eyevengers ?Good luck with studying for board exams!
?Reposted from @scco2022 - Goodbye winter quarter, hello...boards studying (???) good luck to all Eyevengers, we got this!!

How amazing is it that th

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How amazing is it that these MBKU students helped vaccinate against COVID-19! Over the weekend, PA and COP students worked together at Soka University to help vaccinate over 2,000 individuals. The event was supervised by COP faculty Dr. Vo, Dr. Mingura, Dr. Yamzon, and several community Physician Assistants.

Way to go SCCO for having

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Way to go SCCO for having the largest number of new Student Fellows in the American Academy of Optometry in 2020! To achieve this, students took time outside of their studies to attend @aaopt events and lectures including over 12 hours of programming, along with CE, poster and paper sessions, residency and graduate program fair, and the exhibit hall over about a two-week period. Although 2020 limited many activities, we’re grateful that students were able to capitalize on the accessibility of Academy events.