Joseph L. DeRose, O.D., M.S.
Optometrist
ABOUT
Joseph L. DeRose, O.D., M.S., is a graduate with honors from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. He completed a dual program which included a Masters in Vision Rehabilitation. He was one of the very first students of that program which was initially funded by grants to help better serve visually impaired individuals. From those early beginnings, the program has grown into a full-time Masters Degree program at the new Salus University in Philadelphia, PA.
He spent time working in the Low Vision Department of Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute. Dr. DeRose worked with a team that was successful in having state regulations amended to better serve visually impaired drivers who qualified for a modified license. He was subsequently invited to sit on the Medical Advisory Board of Maryland’s MVA. Additionally, he served as a low vision consultant to the National Eye Institute.
He also has extensive experience in surgical practices specializing in cataract and refractive laser surgery. He worked many years at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore and taught clinical skills to optometry students.
Currently, Dr. DeRose is working in primary care with Levin Eyecare and never tires of seeing the smile on the patient’s faces when they put their new glasses or contacts on.
EYE DOCTOR BALTIMORE
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ABOUT
Joseph L. DeRose, O.D., M.S., is a graduate with honors from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. He completed a dual program which included a Masters in Vision Rehabilitation. He was one of the very first students of that program which was initially funded by grants to help better serve visually impaired individuals. From those early beginnings, the program has grown into a full-time Masters Degree program at the new Salus University in Philadelphia, PA.
He spent time working in the Low Vision Department of Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute. Dr. DeRose worked with a team that was successful in having state regulations amended to better serve visually impaired drivers who qualified for a modified license. He was subsequently invited to sit on the Medical Advisory Board of Maryland’s MVA. Additionally, he served as a low vision consultant to the National Eye Institute.
He also has extensive experience in surgical practices specializing in cataract and refractive laser surgery. He worked many years at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore and taught clinical skills to optometry students.
Currently, Dr. DeRose is working in primary care with Levin Eyecare and never tires of seeing the smile on the patient’s faces when they put their new glasses or contacts on.