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End of School Year: School Vision Program Q&A

School Vision Program

Through its “Looking Out for Kids” (LOFK), vision care initiative, Salus University has brightened thousands of children’s lives by ensuring they receive the vision care necessary for their educational success.
Dr. Mittelman

Rethinking the Way We Deliver Our Educational Commitments

Dr. Mittelman

The global pandemic surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak has reshaped our worlds, at least in the short-term. In response to the pandemic, our students, faculty and staff made an almost seamless pivot, moving from traditional didactic instruction to online instruction, traditional laboratory instruction to virtual instruction, where possible, and all student instruction at the University’s clinical facilities was canceled.
Dr. Alissa Coyne

Faculty Focus: Dr. Alissa Coyne

Dr. Alissa Coyne

Alissa Coyne, OD ‘10, FAAO, Resident ‘11, has always considered herself a “Pennsylvania girl” through and through. She grew up in Pennsylvania, went to Penn State University for undergrad, and then when she applied for optometry school, the only one she considered was the Pennsylvania College of Optometry (PCO).

Dr. Caroline Pate

Alum Dr. Caroline Pate Named American Optometric Association ‘Educator of the Year’

Dr. Caroline Pate

Caroline Beesley Pate, OD ‘04, FAAO, now associate professor and director of residency programs at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Optometry (UABSO), was at home in the first week of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic in mid-March when she received a call from Dr. Sam Pierce, former president of the American Optometric Association (AOA) and a local Birmingham optometrist.

Brandi Burns

Brandi Burns Named Physician Assistant Alumna of the Year

Brandi Burns

Brandi Burns (née Loga), MMS ‘16, PA-C, graduated from Salus University in 2016 with her Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant (PA) Studies. She has devoted years of experience and her knowledge in general pediatrics to providing quality patient-centered care.

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