No, if you pursue a degree in optometry, you cannot further specialize in obstetrics and gynecology, as these fields are distinct and require different educational paths. Optometry focuses on eye care and vision, while obstetrics and gynecology pertain to women's reproductive health. To specialize in obstetrics and gynecology, you would need to obtain a medical degree (MD or DO) and complete a residency in that field.
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here are some lists of optometry schools that can help you: Illinois College of Optometry. Indiana University School of Optometry. Inter-American University of Puerto Rico, School of Optometry. Michigan College of Optometry at Ferris State University. New England College of Optometry. Northeastern State University, College of Optometry.
University of Houston College of Optometry was created in 1951.
There are about 20 Optometry schools in the US. Two of these are Ilinois School of Optometry in Chicago and the School of Optometry, Indiana University at Bloomington.
State University of New York College of Optometry was created in 1971.
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Columbia is a good American university that offers some of the best courses in Optometry. You could also try Yale, Harvard, and New York University in Manhatten.
The United States does have some top quality optometry schools. The leading schools include University of California - Berkley, University of Alabama - Birmingham, and Ohio State University.
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