Ophthalmology Update - Cleveland Clinic
Ophthalmology Update - Cleveland Clinic
Ophthalmology Update - Cleveland Clinic
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Allen S. Roth, M.D.<br />
Comprehensive <strong>Ophthalmology</strong> Department<br />
Specialty Interests: Corneal transplantation, refractive<br />
surgery, cataract and implant surgery<br />
Office Phone: 216.831.0120<br />
Andrew P. Schachat, M.D. *<br />
Vitreoretinal Department<br />
Vice Chairman of <strong>Clinic</strong>al Affairs<br />
Specialty/Research Interests: Age-related macular<br />
degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, medical retina<br />
Office Phone: 216.444.7963<br />
Jonathan E. Sears, M.D.<br />
Vitreoretinal Department<br />
Specialty/Research Interests: Pediatric and adult<br />
vitreoretinal diseases, pediatric retinal detachment,<br />
inherited vitreoretinal disorders, retinopathy of<br />
prematurity, other acquired proliferative diseases<br />
Office Phone: 216.444.8157<br />
David B. Sholiton, M.D.<br />
Comprehensive <strong>Ophthalmology</strong> Department<br />
Specialty Interests: Cataract and implant surgery,<br />
glaucoma, oculoplastics<br />
Office Phone: 216.831.0120<br />
Arun D. Singh, M.D.<br />
Ophthalmic Oncology Department<br />
Specialty/Research Interests: Adult and pediatric ocular<br />
tumors, uveal melanoma, genetics of retinoblastoma,<br />
retinal capillary hemangioma, von Hippel-Lindau disease.<br />
Office Phone: 216.445.9479<br />
Scott D. Smith, M.D., M.P.H.<br />
Glaucoma Department<br />
Specialty/Research Interests: Glaucoma, cataract,<br />
prevention of eye disease, international ophthalmology,<br />
congenital glaucoma<br />
Office Phone: 216.444.4821<br />
OpTOmETRIsTs<br />
David Barnhart, O.D.<br />
Anita Chitluri, O.D.*<br />
Heather Cimino, O.D.<br />
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* Denotes joined the Cole Eye Institute in 2006<br />
Elias I. Traboulsi, M.D.<br />
Pediatric <strong>Ophthalmology</strong> and Strabismus Department<br />
Center for Genetic Eye Diseases<br />
Specialty/Research Interests: Ocular diseases of children,<br />
genetic eye diseases, strabismus, retinoblastoma,<br />
congenital cataracts, childhood/congenital glaucoma<br />
Office Phone: 216.444.4363<br />
Steven E. Wilson, M.D.<br />
Cornea and External Disease and<br />
Refractive Surgery Departments<br />
Specialty/Research Interests: Refractive surgery,<br />
corneal healing<br />
Office Phone: 216.444.5887<br />
Ann Laurenzi, O.D.<br />
Rosemary Perl, O.D.<br />
William Sax, O.D. *<br />
Mindy Toabe, O.D.<br />
Diane Tucker, O.D.<br />
William J. Dupps Jr., M.D., Ph.D.<br />
William J. Dupps Jr., M.D., Ph.D., a refractive surgeon and corneal specialist who also has<br />
a strong interest in ocular biomechanics, has joined the staff of <strong>Cleveland</strong> <strong>Clinic</strong>’s Cole<br />
Eye Institute.<br />
Dr. Dupps earned his master’s and doctoral degrees in biomedical engineering at The Ohio<br />
State University in 1995 and 1998, respectively, followed by a medical degree in 2000 from<br />
the same institution. After an internship in transitional medicine at Indiana University, he<br />
completed a residency at the University of Iowa Department of <strong>Ophthalmology</strong> and Visual<br />
Sciences in 2004. He is the first fellow to complete a two-year Cornea, External Disease<br />
and Refractive Surgery Fellowship at the Cole Eye Institute, a program designed to<br />
emphasize training of clinician-scientists.<br />
He also completed a fellowship in ocular gene therapy at the National Eye Institute in 1996<br />
and studied under a Medical Scientist Training Program Fellowship as a Presidential Fellow<br />
at The Ohio State University from 1997 to 2000.<br />
In addition to seeing patients in the refractive surgery and cornea clinics, Dr. Dupps,<br />
with the help of a National Institutes of Health career development grant, will conduct<br />
multi-disciplinary research emphasizing application of engineering tools to the diagnosis<br />
and management of biomechanical disorders such as keratoconus and glaucoma. His work<br />
also focuses on developing diagnostic tools for optimizing corneal and refractive surgery.<br />
Nadia K. Waheed, M.D.<br />
Nadia K. Waheed, M.D., a retina specialist, has joined <strong>Cleveland</strong> <strong>Clinic</strong> Cole Eye<br />
Institute’s staff.<br />
Dr. Waheed is a graduate of Aga Khan Medical School in Karachi, Pakistan, and earned a<br />
masters degree in public health from the Harvard School of Public Health. She completed<br />
her residency and her fellowship training at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary at<br />
Harvard Medical School.<br />
She will specialize in treating medical and surgical diseases of the retina.<br />
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