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The three "O"s in eyecare are: opticians, optometrists, and ophthalmologists. The word optometrist comes from the Greek roots, optos, meaning seen or visible and metria, meaning measurement. An optometrist means "one who measures vision." Oculist is an old word for eye doctor that can refer to either an optometrist or an ophthalmologist. An ocularist is a technician that specializes in the fabricating and fitting of artificial eyes.

In the United States, ophthalmologist and optometrist are specific terms referring to specific state licensing and courses of professional study. Optometrists receive the Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree, and some go on to complete residencies. Ophthalmologists are medical doctors (MD or DO) who have completed medical school followed by a 3-4 year residency in ophthalmology and have received board certification. Some ophthalmologists perform an additional fellowship in a specific subspecialty of ophthalmology. The American Optometric Association characterizes optometrists as "primary eye care providers." Ophthalmogists may perform major eye surgery while optometrists do not. Recently, changes in some states' laws have led to an overlap in the capabilities of the two professions to treat eye disease with pharmacological agents.

United States

There are 17 American educational institutions offering doctorate level programs in optometry. The programs generally have an undergraduate degree as a prerequisite, and then run four years addressing academic and clinical topics.

* University of Alabama at Birmingham [15]
* University of California, Berkeley [16]
* University of Missouri, St. Louis [17]
* University of Houston [18]

* Illinois College of Optometry [19]
* Indiana University [20]
* Inter American University of Puerto Rico [21]
* Michigan College of Optometry at Ferris State University [22]
* New England College of Optometry [23]
* Northeastern State University [24]
* Nova Southeastern University [25]
* Ohio State University [26]
* Pacific University [27]
* Pennsylvania College of Optometry [28]
* Southern California College of Optometry [29]
* Southern College of Optometry [30]
* State University of New York [31]


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