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The profession of diagnosing and treating eye conditions to enhance vision in a hospital or other comparable setting is known as clinical optometry. A clinical optometry fellow can test visual impairments using specialised equipment and recommend contact lenses or spectacles to address inadequacies. They could also recommend workouts to enhance eye function.

A doctorate, which is not a medical degree, enables one to use the title "Doctor." OD, PhD, EdD, PharmD, and other degrees are examples of PhDs. You would require a medical degree, an M.D., to practise as an ophthalmologist.