Clinicians - Sports Vision Clinicians
Sports Vision Clinicians can include athletic trainers, physical therapists, strength and conditioning coaches, and eye doctors.
Sports Vision Pros is a community of experts that help improve our understanding of sports vision. We invite you to become certified in sports and performance vision though sportsvisionpros.com and to join our community, join the discussion, and help us move the field forward. Often, certified athletic trainers are on the front lines of sports teams' medical evaluations, injury management, establishment of performance enhancement, and injury prevention protocols.
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September is Sports Eye Safety Month and SVP wants to highlight a recent video with Dr. Smithson and Prevent Blindness' CEO, Jeff Todd.
Learn the crucial techniques to identify hidden issues and ensure early intervention. Knowledge is power when it comes to brain heal. Check out this important video message from Dr.Keith Smithson
Dr. Smithson discusses Telehealth resources available to sports vision professionals with NeuroTracker.
He graduated from Pacific University, College of Optometry in 1994. Dr. Tad Buckingham has experience in fire and emergency services that allowed him to impact emergent eye care, and ocular injections, and to develop guidelines to manage medical emergencies in the primary care office.
Recently, we had an amazing conversation with Ernest Eugene from Orlando Magic and Eric Waters from Utah Jazz.
We talked about vision's influence on basketball players' performance, and how athletic trainers can implement sports vision techniques into athletes' training programs.
Dry eyes can influence your vision and cause problems during training or game, therefore it’s important to fix the issue.
There are many types of tints used in various types of glasses, and their function is not only to turn you into the number one fashionista (however, this function is also a good enough reason to buy a new pair of tint glasses into your collection😎).