Podcasts about vision center

Boeing's new Starliner capsule flew its first crew of astronauts to orbit on Wednesday from Florida in a much-delayed test mission to the International Space Station, a milestone in the aerospace giant's ambitions to step up its competition with Elon Musk's SpaceX.Walmart will pay bonuses to its U.S. hourly store workers, including those at its pharmacy and Vision Center stores, the retailer said on Wednesday, in a move that could boost wages for 700,000 front-line staff.Nvidia's rallied to record highs on Wednesday, with the artificial intelligence chipmaker's valuation breaching the $3 trillion mark and overtaking Apple to become the world's second most valuable company.TXSE Group, backed by BlackRock and Citadel Securities, plans to launch Texas Stock Exchange in Dallas, going up against established New York-centric exchanges in a bid to attract global companies.

This month's theme is "That's how we've never done it." If you look at a new approach, a new idea, a suggest for newness, from a place of curiosity it may just allow us to experience a sense of renewal.  Listen in to hear more about Rev Jeanne's wisdom on the topic.  Remember you can go to visioncsl.org to find out what's going on at Vision Center for Spiritual Living.  Join us!

Tune in to the latest episode of the WGNS Action Line, where host Scott Walker engages in an insightful conversation with Dr. Craig McCabe, an esteemed eye doctor based in Mur

Dette er et live afsnit fra Blaagaard Teatret den 15. oktober 2023.I dette afsnit taler vi med Mette Toft Nielsen om, hvordan vi sætter spørgsmålstegn ved alle de normer, vi tager for givet. Hvad betyder det, og hvilken rolle spiller det, når vi ikke indtænker intersektionalitet fra starten?Mette Toft Nielsen er lærer, cand.mag i kultur, kommunikation & globalisering, mindfulness master-coach, selvstændig konsulent og medstifter af foreningen Vision - Center for Etnisk Mangfoldighed.Godt nytår og god lyttelyst.

Scott Walker talks to a local eye doctor who answers a number of questions, some of which may help you! Dr. Craig McCabe of McCabe Vision Center was the guest on the Action Li

Join A Cure in Sight to interview Dr. Jesse Berry for this episode chosen and sponsored by Castle Biosciences - the topic? Eye exams and early detection - does finding OM earlier REALLY make a difference? In what ways? Jesse L. Berry, MD is a board-certified ophthalmologist with subspecialty training in ocular oncology. She received her undergraduate and medical degree from Harvard University in Massachusetts. Following her ophthalmology residency at the University of Southern California, she was the Assistant Chief of Service at the Los Angeles County Medical Center. She completed a fellowship in Ocular Oncology at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. She currently serves as the Vice Chair for Academic Affairs for the Department of Surgery and Director of Ocular Oncology at the Vision Center, CHLA. Dr. Berry actively treats patients with retinoblastoma, uveal melanoma, intraocular and ocular surface tumors. She is active academically within the broader field of ophthalmology and ocular oncology. She is the Vice President for the International Society of Ocular Oncology and was the conference chair for the biennial meeting in Los Angeles in 2019. She is an active advocate for mentorship and opportunities for young ophthalmologists. As such, she is a member of the Young Ophthalmologist committee through the American Academy of Ophthalmology and co-leads the committee for young ophthalmic oncologists and pathologists (YOOPs). Dr. Berry is active within the Women in Ophthalmology organization and is the founder of WOO, Women in Ocular Oncology. As a physician-scientist, Dr. Berry studies outcomes for retinoblastoma, melanoma and other tumors. Her main interest is the development of the aqueous humor as a liquid biopsy for retinoblastoma and other intraocular disease. She was awarded a K08 from the National Cancer Institute of the National Institute of Health in 2018 to further study this. In 2019 she was promoted to Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, Clinical Scholar, a special distinction provided by USC. In 2021 she was awarded the prestigious USC Faculty Mentoring Award. She currently holds the USC Berle & Lucy Adams Chair in Cancer Research. ANNOUNCEMENTS: 5K SITES ARE OPEN FOR REGISTRATION NEAR YOU! Start your team and bring your community to get involved! Highest record for registrations is 306! Who can top it!? Fundraisers have a record of $30K+ in Palo Alto–who can help beat that!?  December 9, Dallas FTW TX https://runsignup.com/Race/TX/FortWorth/LookinForACureFortWorth December 10, Houston, TX https://runsignup.com/Race/TX/Houston/LookinForACureHouston January 20, 2024 Orlando FL https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/Orlando/LookinForACureTampa January 21, 2024, Miami FL https://runsignup.com/Race/FL/Miami/LookinForACureMiami Head to our site to register for a 5K Lookin' for a Cure near you for the remainder of the year!! www.lookinforacure.org Subscribe to the newsletter to stay in the know Newsletter link Email contact@acureinsight.org for questions regarding any upcoming events! ********* Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Linked In, or  Instagram @acureinsight, for more stories, tips, research news, and ideas to help you navigate this journey with OM! *A Cure in Sight is a 501c3 organization. All donations made can help fund our podcast to educate patients, fund research, aid patients, and more! Donate $10 $15 $20 today to help A Cure in Sight in their quest to find a cure. Contribute via  PAYPAL OR VENMO or reach out directly to contact@acureinsight.org 

An Ohio guy who thought he would remain there forever, Dr. Rick Weisbarth became an internationally respected Doctor of Optometry who supported the profession through his role in professional relations for Alcon Laboratories (and formerly CIBA VISION) as well as a lecturer on a variety of contact lens topics.  He graduated from The Ohio State University College of Optometry and became connected with friends with whom he would provide career-long support of the American Academy of Optometry.  One of his unique contributions was involvement in the National Academies of Practice, which is a multidisciplinary group working to support each other's approach to caring for patients.  Dr. Weisbarth has been a leader since his days in the optometry fraternity at OSU, and that has carried through to his retirement during which time he has helped advance the Alcon Children's Vision Center in Fort Worth, TX.  His many stories are compelling because he consistently challenged himself to move out of his comfort zone, and the lessons that come from his experiences can be of value to all.  And - it's very important for the audience to know that Dr. Weisbarth was put on the spot when talking about mentors, so if he didn't mention you, please forgive him!   The Stories within the Story include: 1:08  The Cleveland Upbringing Story 2:58  The Advice Story 4:07  The Introduction to Eye Care Story 6:42  The OSU Optometry Story 9:40  The Leadership Journey Story 11:04  The Early Career Story 16:56  The Contact Lens Industry Story 20:23  The International Lecturer Story 22:01  The Industry Support Story 27:04  The Optometrist Insight Story 29:11  The Commitment to the Academy Story 32:50  The Volunteering Advice Story 35:50  The Lifelong Learning Story 37:55  The Mentor Story 40:12  The National Academies of Practice Story 44:35  The Alcon Children's Vision Clinic Story 52:42  The Hobbies Story 54:05  The Family Story   Run time:  57 min

Clark County Food Bank has received a $1,000,000 gift from Craig and Linn Dee Stein to help build the Vision Center, a new, additional warehouse and Community Center. https://tinyurl.com/2bzde2rn #ClarkCountyFoodBank #1MillionGift #CraigandLinnDeeStein #VisionCenter #AdditionalWarehouse #CommunityCenter #HungerReliefinSouthwestWashington #CraigSteinBeverage #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Today: We went to our eye appointment with Dr. Leah Ray at The Vision Center at Cascade Park and it was awesome, eye exams and new glasses, Greg's surprising results, and more - it's a lot of eye talk! Have a great day friends - we love ya!

Vil et obligatorisk undervisningsforløb om Muhammedkrisen, f.eks. hvor læreren viser Muhammedtegningerne, påvirke minoritetsetniske folkeskoleelever negativt? Det spørger vi vores gæst om. Vi kommer ind på, hvilken betydning dansk udenrigspolitik og medienarrativer kan have for subjektet i denne samtale: danske elever med anden etnisk baggrund.Gæster:Naderah Parwani, stifter af Psykologfagligt Netværk imod Diskrimination og Vision - Center for Etnisk MangfoldighedVærter: Elias Ramadan.Tilrettelægger: Sara El-Khatib.

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CGH About Your Health with Dr. Ed Hanlon Optometrist with the CGH Dixon Vision Center by Regional Media

Today we were joined by eye doctor, Dr. Craig McCabe of McCabe Vision Center in Murfreesboro. Online: McCabeVisionCenter.com Address: 122 Heritage Park Dr, Murfreesboro,

For additional notes and resources check out Douglas' website.Listen to the 9th lesson in our series, Luke: A Universal Vision from the Center to the Margins (14 minutes).Introduction: Luke-ActsThe good news is to be preached from the centers of power (gospel proclaimed to kings) all the way out to the disenfranchised, minorities, outcasts…Luke was written in the finest Greek, for those at home in Greek culture.Emphasis on Jesus' concern for the weak and marginalized; love and respect for women.Righteous attitudes towards possessions. They must not control us; we are to control them, for the benefit of others.Salvation for every stratum of society (vertically); in Acts the gospel expands to all regions (horizontally).Special emphasis on the Spirit, prayer, repentance, and several other themes.Acts: church as the restoration of Israel.Text: Luke 4:14-30 (Jesus' Nazareth sermon)Good news is not only for Jews, but for Gentiles.His examples come from the books of Kings, and in both Gentiles are the ones who receive good news.Jesus exposes the prejudice of his audience.Although he was brought up in Nazareth, he was not merely "a man of his time." Jesus transcends culture, just as the gospel requires us to stand in judgment on society.ApplicationIs there any trace of prejudice in my outlook, or in my ministry?Do I share with those who are different to me?Do I care deeply about the different peoples and cultures of the world?Do I have a universal vision for the impact of the gospel, or do I prefer the quiet confines of the self-absorbed insider?Next: John: The (Heavenly) Word in (Human) Flesh

We continue to highlight the 10 year anniversary of Central Coast New Tech High in a two-part interview with CTE instructor, Robert Oliver and his Design and Media Arts class!  In part two, Mr. Oliver introduces several of his students who are "Pursuing the Pulse"-  investing in their education and skillsets, and engaging their community! Students share how they first discovered their interests/talents, the benefits of a state-of-the-art New Media program, and how they are preparing for future pursuits of college and career. Portfolio:  RobertOliverPhoto.com Engage Your Community Bonus: Jack Motter's Film Portfolio @soupmanjack on Instagram. Special Thanks to our Sponsors: IMpulse Mentor: EdCarcarey.com and New Fuego Hot Hits, 97.1FM IMpulse Mentor: Dr. John Prewett and The Vision Center of Santa Maria. Are you a student? Ask about Prewett Vision's Blue Guard Special. For increased eye comfort during video gaming, texting, and computer screen time. Visit PrewettVisionCare.com to schedule your next appointment. Interdependent Dreamer Sponsors: Coach Chris Cucchiara and ThePeopleOFPurpose.com Graphic and Web Design by Stacy Morse at https://ginomaicreative.com The IMpulse Forum is a production of Social KLICs Digital Marketing at  https://socialklics.com/ IMpulse Director and Host: Kevin Colton.  Kevin@SocialKLICs.com Producer and Sound Engineer: Tim Motter.  TimoMotter@gmail.com IMpulse Guest Emcees: Sophia Martino and the New Tech Media Arts Students! Take the Next Step: Become a Sponsor of the IMpulse Forum at TheIMpulseForum.com Subscribe to the IMpulse Journal, "Expanding Horizons" at TheIMpulseForum@Gmail.com Pursue The Pulse Today!

Nonprofits address needs across the globe, providing a better quality of life to the families and communities they serve. Starting a new nonprofit takes dedication, research, and attention to detail. Planning is the first step and is essential when starting any new business or corporation, which applies to any nonprofit. If your nonprofit is supporting people locally, and you are thinking of offering your services internationally, you will learn some tips on getting there from an expert. Today, Nuka Solomon is the CEO of Free Wheelchair Mission; she has been in the organization since 2017. She has the overall operational responsibility for Free Wheelchair Mission programs and management of its team, leading the strategic planning process and implementing programmatic strategic initiatives for the organization's growth. Nuka has extensive experience in nonprofit fund development and operations, corporate giving, and mass-and-major-donor event fundraising. She also has expertise in identifying ways to engage and grow philanthropic giving within affinity groups or donor segment groups. Nuka previously led significant gifts fundraising and development operations for United Way of Greater Los Angeles, focused on finding permanent solutions to poverty-related issues in L.A. County. She also has previous experience in nonprofit fundraising through The Vision Center of Children's Hospital of Los Angeles and The Luminaires of the Doheny Eye Institute, Pacific Palisades Women's Club, and the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Nuka graduated from Dartmouth College with a degree in studio art and has two young adult children. Because of her Haitian heritage, she felt called to work with an organization making a significant impact in Haiti—providing renewed dignity, independence, and hope through the gift of mobility, at no cost, to wheelchair recipients and their families. During today's conversation, here's what we will cover: The importance of thinking strategically to operate abroad. How to work having in mind a long-term vision How to create a business plan and involve your whole team.  How to choose partners to go abroad. Dealing with different cultures and languages. How to replace partners when needed. Strategic pieces of training for international partners. Fundraising for international programs. Betina Meyer Pflug is an entrepreneur, a business and life coach, a marketing and CRM specialist with a passion for supporting nonprofit professionals. She has a degree in hotel management, received her MBA from Rotman School in Canada, and has completed three different coaching certifications, including a specialization in facilitating nonprofits, life coaching, and biopsychology to promote positive mental attitudes for mental and physical wellbeing. If you want to know more about her work, visit the website  Nonprofits - Wity and schedule a quick call if you are interested in having a mentor. How to contact Betina Pflug? Send us an email at podcast@wity.tech www.wity.tech Wity Coaching   Wity Coaching https://www.instagram.com/wity.coaching/ witycoaching https://www.linkedin.com/in/betinapflug/ Nuka's Linkedin Free Wheelchair Mission Social Media: Facebook / Instagram / Linkedin / Youtube Weekly Newsletter: Subscribe to our email newsletter to stay up to date for inspiring stories of lives transformed by the gift of mobility and for important updates on our mission. Send My Chair: This is a way to send an Honor or Memorial card on behalf of a loved one with the minimum donation of $96 (one wheelchair). Become an Ambassador: Free Wheelchair Mission ambassadors help spread the word about our mission and invite others to join them and make a difference. Volunteers: Learn more about how to volunteer with Free Wheelchair Mission. Move for Mobility: Join our Move for Mobility event to help provide the gift of mobility. (runs throughout May) Wheelhouse webinars: Check out the recordings of our past webinars and keep an eye out on our social media for upcoming new webinars. Website: https://www.freewheelchairmission.org/ Email: info@freewheelchairmission.org  

In her Sparkcast debut, Sarah Falta sits down with Tony Anderson - a 22-Year Vision Center Manager, LDO, MLS and Spotlight Champ. The two discuss Walmart's new associate influencer program -- Spotlight! If you're interested in Spotlight, give us an email at spotlight@bn.co or download the app in the Work Play Store or the 5&Dime!

Today we celebrate Cinco De Mayo. Fun fact, only 10% of Americans know the real reason behind the holiday. Our Associate Caller of the Day was Chris from Store 3757 in Arlington, Washington. He gave a shoutout to Rob in the Vision Center. We see you, Rob! In Milestone Minute, Peggy and Charles celebrated 35 years, and Dawn celebrated 40. Anthony from Store 1366 in Merrill, Wisconsin, was the super sleuth who solved today’s Detective Product case. Other highlights include What’s Good, Walmart? And Bo’s Impossible Question of the Day which asked: What naturally occurring item weighs over a million pounds? Lots of associates called in and blew the answer sky high. Be sure to tune in!

In this episode, we sit down with Morris and Laura from the Palatine Vision Center located at 456 W Northwest Hwy, suite 100 in palatine. These two are part of the experienced team of great Doctors and Technicians which believe in bringing the absolute best in modern eye care to their patients. The Palatine Vision Center is celebrating their 50th year in Palatine by helping different organizations around the community every month this year.  They are also a drop off site for People Helping People of Palatine, collecting food to support the local seniors, veterans, and the homeless.  

Dr. Craig McCabe, MD talks about eye issues - and remember, Dr. McCabe can also help to make your skin healthier and more youthful.McCabe Vision CenterAddress: 122 Herita

From Cart Pusher to Social Champ and Vision Center Manager, Tony Anderson has made an impact in his store. He's a champion of Health and Wellness and is showing his community and world just how much his patients and customers can live better! Listen in as Surge talks with Tony about his Walmart story and how he's using Local Social to drive business results and reach customer and associates.

In this episode we talk with Vision Center Manager and Social Champ Rhonda Johnson from Little Rock, Arkansas. We discuss how she's leveraging social to help drive sales and customer experience not only in operations, but health and wellness too. Be sure to hit that subscribe button and leave us a review!

Losing a sister at birth, merging Catholic and Mormon faiths, sons with epilepsy and Coats' disease, her charity Know the Glow, and the relationship to faith that she hopes her children will carry with them. Megan Webber is the Co-Founder of the non-profit charity Know the Glow, which aims to eliminate early childhood blindness.  Megan launched Know the Glow after her son, Benjamin, was diagnosed with Coats' Disease in 2009.  Megan also sits on the Advisory Board of The Vision Center at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, and works to support the doctors and patients there through the volunteer organization, Bright Eyes.  Here is a link to learn more about...: Coats DiseaseAnd, Megan is a big fan of the...: Peloton Bike Megan Webber's LinkedIn: Megan Lynch WebberKnow the Glow's Instagram: @know_the_glowKnow the Glow's Twitter: @know_the_glow Official Website: nicholasdagosto.comInstagram: @nicholasdagosto #GodsDelicateShowTwitter: @nicholasdagosto #GodsDelicateShow LinkedIn: Nicholas D'Agosto Music by Sean Whalen, Art by Alexandra Delano

This podcast covers sports vision training.

Last week I went to the Vision Center at Walmart to get my eyes checked. The nurse took me into one room where she checked my peripheral vision, eye strength and then shot that wonderful puff of air onto my eyeball. Then she asked me if I could read the numbers inside the colored dot pictures. I thought I did well. I saw the numbers 3, 4, and 12. I saw three out of twelve numbers. She asked, “Do you know if you’re color blind?” “Yes, I am very color blind.”

Helping the patient to achieve the full treatment plan you prescribe begins with understanding the varied and individual needs of each patient, says Kaleb Langill, chief operations officer for Vision Center of West Texas. Then, let your patient know the full range of goods and services you offer--and make it easy for them to obtain that through patient financing.

Helping the patient to achieve the full treatment plan you prescribe must include consistently excellent quality in the goods and services you provide as well as support, says Kaleb Langill, chief operations officer for Vision Center of West Texas. The emphasis must be on building value-based relationships with patients over the long haul.

In order for the patient to achieve the full treatment plan you prescribe the process must be seamless and easy, says Kaleb Langill, chief operations officer for Vision Center of West Texas. Offering patient financing is a critical part of that. Purchasing eyewear can be a considerable investment, Langill points out, but never prejudge a patient's ability to pay--and limit the potential for that patient to obtain the best possible option for them.

Episode Description In 2015, Cirrus Aircraft announced they were naming Knoxville as the location of their Vision Center. Fast-forward three years later, and because of their increased presence and operations, 38% of all single-engine piston aircraft in the world were delivered in Knoxville. Hear from Stephen Deucker, Vice President of Owner Experience and General Manager […] The post Inside ‘The Cirrus Life’ appeared first on From the Runway Up.

JBC Data Breach + Lowcountry Water Quality in Question + Summer Eye Safety with Jackson Davenport Vision Center in Downtown Charleston

Cop Out Of the Week - Mob coming after Kanye - Powered by Jackson Davenport Vision Center in Downtown Charleston

The Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet is a single-engine jet priced just under $2 million. In this episode, we review the Cirrus jet during a trip to the Cirrus Customer Experience Vision Center in Knoxville, TN. If you are trying to decide between buying a new Cirrus SR20, SR22, or a slightly used one, or if you're considering buying a SF50 Vision Jet, please contact me early in the process so I can help you with that evaluation. I specialize in the Cirrus and work with people around country. If you enjoyed this show, please support it by telling your aviation friends, or leaving a review in the Apple podcast app, or by signing up for my courses at PilotLearning.com. You can also Dictate a listener question from your phone and I'll try to answer it on a future show, or send an email.

Dr. Bill interviews Mark Borchard MD of the Vision Center at Children's Hospital, Los Angeles on the latest research regarding optic nerve hypoplasia.

Dr. Bill interviews Mark Borchard MD of the Vision Center at Children's Hospital, Los Angeles on the latest research regarding optic nerve hypoplasia.

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY – Meet Lesa in one of our most informative, on-location interviews. Lesa is the founder and owner of The Florida Reading and Vision Center on Andrews Avenue in Ft. Lauderdale. Here we get a tour of The Store … Continue reading → The post LESA KRETSCHMER – Assistive Technology appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.