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Daniella Rutner

Daniella Rutner, OD

Assistant Clinical Professor
Languages: Russian

Bio

Dr. Daniella Rutner is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University Eye Center and the Chief of Vision Rehabilitation. She earned both her Doctor of Optometry and Masters of Vision Science degrees from SUNY College of Optometry in 2002. She completed a cornea and contact lens fellowship at SUNY College of Optometry and has been at the college and University Eye Center since. She is currently involved in clinical teaching, patient care and clinical research.

Education

  • MBA, Health Care Leadership, SUNY, Empire State College, 2022
  • MS, Vision Science, SUNY College of Optometry , 2002
  • OD, Doctor of Optometry, SUNY College of Optometry, 2002

Residency/Other Post Graduate Training

  • Cornea and Specialty Contact Lens - SUNY, College of Optometry, 2003

Affiliations

  • Diplomate American Board of Optometry - American Board of Optometry , 2013
  • Fellowship - College of Optometrist in Vision Development , 2007
  • Certification - Paragon – Corneal Refractive Therapy, 2005
  • Fellow - American Academy of Optometry, 2004
  • Certification - AO Monoplex , 2003

Awards/Honors

  • Dean's Medal, 2022
  • NYSOA Optometrist of the Year, 2018
  • Promising Inventor Award , 2003

Professional Experience

  • Chief of Vision Rehabilitation , SUNY College of Optometry , 2016 - Present
  • Privacy Officer, SUNY College of Optometry , 2015 - Present
  • Associate Clinical Professor , SUNY College of Optometry , 2008 - Present
  • Director of Optometry , Ezra Medical Center, 2007 - Present
  • Assistant Clinical Professor, SUNY College of Optometry , 2003 - 2008

Research Interests

PEDIG
Vision Rehabilitation

Clinical Interests

Binocular Vision
Vision Rehabilitation
Biofeedback
Neuro Optometric Rehabilitation

Publications

  • Accommodative and Vergence Therapy
  • Readalyzer as a novel approach in visual biofeedback treatment of congenital nystagmus: A Case Study
  • Effectiveness of App-Based Home Vision Therapy on Symptom Reduction During the COVID-19 Pandemic
  • Letter: vision therapy: occlusion, prisms, filters, and vestibular exercises for mild traumatic brain injury.
  • Visual Snow Syndrome: Evolving Neuro-Optometric Considerations in Concussion/Mild Traumatic Brain Injury.
  • Some Thoughts on Clinical Eye Movement Testing.
  • COVID-19 and Vision Therapy: An Academic Experience
  • Astigmatism and Early Academic Readiness in Preschool Children
  • Adolescent Interstitial Keratitis Secondary to Intrauterine TB Exposure
  • Profile of selected aspects of visually-symptomatic individuals with acquired brain injury: a retrospective study.
  • Medications prescribed to brain injury patients: A retrospective analysis
  • Medications prescribed to brain injury patients: a retrospective analysis. Optometry.
  • The frequency of occurrence, types, and characteristics of visual field defects in acquired brain injury: A retrospective analysis
  • The frequency of occurrence, types, and characteristics of visual field defects in acquired brain injury: a retrospective analysis.
  • Vision therapy for oculomotor dysfunction in acquired brain injury: a retrospective analysis. Optometry.
  • Vision therapy for oculomotor dysfunctions in acquired brain injury: A retrospective analysis
  • Spontaneous, bilateral intraocular lens dislocation in a patient with exfoliation syndrome
  • Frequency of occurrence and treatment of ocular disease in symptomatic individuals with acquired brain injury: a clinical management perspective.
  • Occurrence of oculomotor dysfunctions in acquired brain injury: A retrospective analysis
  • Occurrence of oculomotor dysfunctions in acquired brain injury: a retrospective analysis.
  • Occurrence of ocular disease in traumatic brain injury in a selected sample: a retrospective analysis.
  • Occurrence of ocular disease in traumatic brain injury in a selected sample: A retrospective analysis
  • Monocular deprivation in an identical twin
  • Monocular deprivation in an identical twin.
  • MONOCULAR DEPRIVATION IN AN IDENTICAL TWIN.
  • Multi-Sensory Feedback Therapy for Oculomotor Dysfunction
  • A NEW AND OBJECTIVE VISUAL FEEDBACK OCULAR MOTOR TRAINING SYSTEM.

Presentations

  • Retinal Macrovessel in a Pediatric Patient, 2022
  • Differentiating Functional from Pathological Vision Loss , 2021
  • New Onset Collateral Vessels in a Pediatric Patient, 2021
  • Clinical Management of Nystagmus with Biofeedback. , 2020
  • Telehealth in Rehabilitative Optometry Clinical Pearls, 2020
  •  Examining and Prescribing for the Pediatric Patients in Your Primary Care Practice COPE , 2019
  • Characteristics of visual field defects in acquired brain injury: a retrospective analysis, 2008
  • Oculomotor vision therapy in acquired brain injury: a retrospective approach., 2007
  • Oculomotor rehabilitation in acquired brain injury, 2007
  • Occurrence of ocular motor dysfunction in acquired brain injury: a retrospective analysis, 2006
  • Occurrence of ocular disease in acquired brain injury: a retrospective analysis., 2005
  • Medications prescribed to brain injury patients and their effects on the progress of vision rehabilitation: a retrospective analysis, 2005
  • Medications prescribed to brain injury patients: a retrospective analysis, 2005
  • Occurrence of ocular disease in acquired brain injury: a retrospective analysis, 2005
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