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Ms. Preeti Sharma

Ms. Preeti Sharma

Assistant Professor
Optometry

Name: Ms. Preeti Sharma

Experience: Clinical Optometrist at Dayal Eye Centre

Teaching Philosophy: I believe that effective teaching combines strong theoretical knowledge with practical clinical experience. My goal is to create a supportive, interactive, and student-centered learning environment that encourages critical thinking, ethical practice, and lifelong learning. I emphasize evidence-based optometry, hands-on clinical training, and active participation to help students develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence required to provide high-quality eye care and contribute meaningfully to the profession.

Profile Summary: I am Ms. Preeti Sharma, Assistant Professor of optometry in the school of Allied Health Sciences at Sanskaram University. I am a dedicated and passionate Optometry professional with a Master’s degree in Optometry and clinical experience in comprehensive eye examinations, refraction, contact lenses, binocular vision assessment, and ocular disease evaluation, phoropter use. Experienced through training at LV Prasad Eye Institute, SGT Hospital, and clinical practice at Dayal Eye Centre. Committed to excellence in teaching, research, and patient care, with a strong interest in advancing optometry education and evidence-based clinical practice.

Qualification

·         Master of Optometry (MOPT)

·         Bachelor of Optometry (BOPT)

Research interest: Clinical Optometry, Public Health Optometry

Research/Dissertation

·         Master’s Dissertation: “Evaluation of Amplitude of Accommodation and Its Relation with Different Types of Refractive Errors Among Patients Attending Eye OPD.”

·         Bachelor’s Dissertation: “Distribution of PGP and Subjective Refraction Among the Patients coming to SGT eye OPD.

Courses Taught:  BOPT, MOPT

Remarks: The faculty and resources at Sanskaram University provided unparalleled opportunities for growth and development. The vibrant campus life has allowed students to connect with like-minded peers through various clubs and events.