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optometrist
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optometrist
a person who is qualified to examine the eyes and prescribe and supply spectacles and contact lenses
optometrist [äp′täm·ə‚trist]
(medicine)
One who measures the degrees of visual powers, without the aid of cycloplegic or mydriatic agents.
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Optometrists are no less than doctors; they are actually general practitioners whose chief patients constitute the children, the aged and also those leading hectic lives.
Basic Role of Optometrists by Suzanne Hughes / Business community
Guideline only) Trainees earn around pounds 17,000 to pounds 21,000, qualified and experienced optometrists between pounds 25,000 and pounds 44,500.
Seeing your way to success as optometrist by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Guideline only) Trainees earn around pounds 17,000 to pounds 21,000, qualified and experienced optometrists between pounds 25,000 and pounds 44,500.
See your way to success by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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