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25 Best States For Optometrists
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If you are looking to move in a state where you and your family will have a better life, and you are in eyes business, you are at the right place because we are here now to present 25 best states for optometrists based on a compilation of several features.


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[Frederick Frost]

Ohio is number 7!!!

 

[Larry Greidinger]

New Jersey is number......??

 

[Greg Gemoules]

Ohio is number 7!!!

Ohio is also up there in opioid abuse, isn't it?

 

[Frederick Frost]

I don't know.

 

[Ken Elder]

Connecticut is number 3! Watch out Mississippi.....we're coming for ya!

 

[Joe DiGiorgio O.D.]

Wow, look at Ohio.

 

[Joe DiGiorgio O.D.]

Everyone knows John D. is a financial wizzard

 

[Joe DiGiorgio O.D.]

It looks like I may need to have my eyes checked. I could not find my beloved Illinois

 

[Greg Gemoules]

It looks like I may need to have my eyes checked. I could not find my beloved Illinois

Years of having the largest and oldest optometry school in the nation as well as several medical schools with OMD programs have taken their toll. The fruit does not fall far from the tree! There is always another street corner where there is not yet an O.D.

 

[Joe DiGiorgio O.D.]

Years of having the largest and oldest optometry school in the nation as well as several medical schools with OMD programs have taken their toll. The fruit does not fall far from the tree! There is always another street corner where there is not yet an O.D.

Yes, and young OD students do not possibly comprehend this.

 

[Mike Ware OD]

Connecticut is number 3! Watch out Mississippi.....we're coming for ya!

It's good to see Mississippi finally not be last in something.

 

[Greg Gemoules]

Yes, and young OD students do not possibly comprehend this.

They figure they are God's gift to optometry and will simply take everybody else's business. Er...umm...I wonder if that was me about 30 years ago? Actually I did a business analysis and concluded that I should leave Illinois and move to one of the high growth areas, namely Phoenix, Tampa, or Dallas.

 

[Nazanin Galehdari]

Utah didn't make the list. I'm kinda surprised at that. But my second home, Nevada did! Whooo-hooo!!!!

 

[h.c. jang]

Connecticut is number 3! Watch out Mississippi.....we're coming for ya!

You guys have the highest pay at almost $200k for an employee. Employers must be making bank up there. I guess you're going to have to up the ante to hire.

 

[Buck Sverdlin]

Connecticut is number 3! Watch out Mississippi.....we're coming for ya!

Is that mean wage accurate? (190k)

 

[Ken Elder]

Is that mean wage accurate? (190k)

That's not even remotely close to correct.

 

[Scott Caughell]

At least it is consistent with Indiana. We are usually bottom 3 for income and almost tops in oversupply. =(

Most of the good states I bet have lower O.D. density.

 

[h.c. jang]

That's not even remotely close to correct.

It's in print so it has to be true. [emoji1] I think the BLS also said the outlook for optometric is great as a whole. I know the AOA believe their numbers; they keep quoting it. Better be careful they don't open another optometry school in Connecticut with those numbers.

 

[Joe DiGiorgio O.D.]

Better be careful they don't open another optometry school in Connecticut with those numbers.

So true. They will use that data to lobby the decision makes to open another school.