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THE PRACTICE OF PERFECTING VISION It's crucial to ensure our Airmen are able to achieve ideal vision. Providing primary eye care, Optometrists examine and test people's eyes for visual acuity and eye diseases. An integral part of the healthcare system, these practitioners do everything from prescribing correctional lenses to diagnosing conditions related to the ocular system. QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY MINIMUM EDUCATION Doctor of Optometry from an accredited four-year college of optometry QUALIFICATIONS An unrestricted state license to practice optometry utilizing therapeutic pharmacologic agents... more ->
KEEPING US ON OUR FEET The physical demands of the Air Force require Airmen to constantly be on their feet. When a foot or ankle problem occurs, Podiatric Surgeons provide the medical diagnosis and necessary treatment to the affected area. From calluses to broken bones, these specialists care for a wide range of problems and help their patients heal from their ailments and injuries. QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY MINIMUM EDUCATION Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from an approved school of medicine or osteopathic medicine QUALIFICATIONS Minimum 24 months' podiatric surgical... more ->
GETTING BODIES BACK IN MOTION When Airmen suffer from illness or injury, their motor functions can be adversely compromised. Providing services that help restore function, improve mobility and relieve pain, Physical Therapists work closely with patients to help them heal and promote overall wellness. From identifying problems to developing and implementing a care plan, these specialists work with patients as long as necessary so that they can resume healthy, active lifestyles. QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY MINIMUM EDUCATION Minimum education: entry-level doctorate (DPT) or transitional (eg,... more ->