optometrist
optometrist
Definition
☆ op·tom·etrist (äp täm′ə trist)
noun
a specialist in optometry
optometrist
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- accredit: Patient information is available at accredited optometrists for patients suitable for the scheme.
- allow: For example, the pilot scheme which allows optometrists to refer patients for cataract surgery.
- visit: Create a specialist library for service users, their families and visiting optometrists based at our Low Vision Center.
- register: All NHS registered optometrists practicing in Shropshire have since been invited to enroll for the program.
- involve: The LOC may be approached to get involved in a group reviewing patient data flows which involve optometrists.
- see: So far I have just seen an optometrist, but will be seeing a specialist who comes up from Vancouver.
Converse of subject
- undertake: In 2000 over 10,000 eye examinations were undertaken by the optometrists.
Adjective modifier
- qualified: You will find a qualified optometrist on virtually every high street who is able to examine your children's eyes.
- registered: How to notify the Council of concerns about the fitness to practice of a registered optometrist of dispensing optician.
- local: As from February 2003 a local Optometrist will provide a service from our building initially on a two sessions per week basis.
- behavioral: Over the last 10 years my professional role has developed further as I became a behavioral optometrist.
- most: For most optometrists, the real cost of providing the examination is far higher than this.
- high: Regular eye tests at your high street optometrist should mean that diabetic retinopathy will be diagnosed early in the disease.
Noun used with modifier
- hospital: To claim vouchers for glasses: ask for the voucher when your optician or hospital optometrist carries out the sight test.
- street: Regular eye tests at your high street optometrist should mean that diabetic retinopathy will be diagnosed early in the disease.
- community: Raising the knowledge to the required level is well within the capabilities of most community optometrists.
- pre-registration: As student members of the AOP pre-registration optometrists will receive: - the AOP Members Handbook - OT ( fortnightly ).
Preposition: in
- NHS: Prior to that she worked as an optometrist in the NHS and in the private sector.
- practice: I appointed two independent professional assessors, both optometrists in general practice, to advise me on the clinical issues in this case.
Preposition: for
- examination: A: Visit your own optometrist for a full eye examination.
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