Jeffery Gould, OD
Doctor of Optometry
Jeffery Gould graduated from North Branch High School in Michigan in 1990. He then attended Ferris State University from 1990-1993, and Michigan College of Optometry from 1993-1997, graduating as a Doctor of Optometry.
Dr. Gould then served in the Air Force from 1997 until retirement in 2014.
Following his time in the Air Force, Dr. Jeffery worked for Lenscrafters and Coastal Vision from 2014-2015 and then Kaiser Permanente from 2015-2020.
Then, in 2021, Dr. Gould joined Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in the Refractive Surgery Clinic, where he currently practices.
- Doctor of Optometry
- Refractive Surgery Management
- Eye Health
- Prescription Vision Correction
- Ferris State University
- Michigan College of Optometry
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Specializing in refractive laser eye surgeries, Dr. Jeffery Gould has well rounded and impressive experience in eye health and vision correction.
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Almost everyone has heard of the numbers 20/20 when it comes to vision. There’s even a commonly quoted phrase “hindsight is 20/20”. But what is 20/20? What does that even mean? How Vision Values Like “20/20” Are Measured Well, it’s really not as complicated as it seems. The numbers are…
As vision correction technology improves, people struggling with vision issues have more options to consider. Of course there are glasses as a standard option, which can be used to correct a wide variety of vision issues, as well as contact lenses that are advancing at a rapid pace in terms…
As vision correction technology improves, people struggling with vision issues have more options to consider. Of course there are glasses as a standard option, which can be used to correct a wide variety of vision issues, as well as contact lenses that are advancing at a rapid pace in terms…
As vision correction technology improves, people struggling with vision issues have more options to consider. Of course there are glasses as a standard option, which can be used to correct a wide variety of vision issues, as well as contact lenses that are advancing at a rapid pace in terms…
In the not so distant past, if you couldn’t see well, you didn’t really have much of a choice. You wore glasses. Then along came contact lenses, and as they’ve evolved over the years, they’ve done an excellent job of providing an alternative to people that don’t like wearing glasses.…