Adam Rosner

Raised in New York City, Adam Rosner was imbued with a deep-seated interest in medicine from a young age, an interest that would guide his professional journey. Despite the formidable challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, he excelled in his field with confidence and a commitment to providing top-notch patient care.

His foray into optometry was influenced by his early experiences shadowing established practitioners like Dr. Rachid Aouchiche, achieving certification in an Ophthalmology Assistant Program through the mentorship of Richard McCoy, LDO, and gaining practical experience at Elmquest Eye Group. His passion for the field deepened as he pursued a life dedicated to medical service. He graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Communications and Biology from the University of Miami, which enabled him to enhance patient communications and deepen his understanding of eye health. His rigorous academic and practical training in New York City prepared him well to practice as a Doctor of Optometry.

He began his professional trajectory with a Bachelor's degree from the University of Miami, where he focused on Communications and minored in Biology on a Pre-med track. This foundation led him to the State University of New York College of Optometry, from which he graduated with a Doctor of Optometry degree in 2023.

He gained valuable clinical experience during his 4th-year rotations at the SUNY College of Optometry, working at various esteemed locations, including Woodhull Medical Center, SUNY Advanced Care & East New York Eyecare, Omni Eye Services, and SUNY University Eye Center.

He has contributed to optometry by co-authoring articles, one of which was featured by the Miller School of Medicine. He is an esteemed American Optometric Association (AOA) member of the New York State Optometric Association (NYSOA). His academic prowess also earned him a spot on the Dean's List at the University of Miami.