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N2Growth, a global leader in executive search and leadership advisory has recognized VSP Vision™ Chief Human Resources Officer Kristi Cappelletti-Matthews as a recipient of the 2022 Top CHRO Award. VSP Vision’s dedication and commitment to making their organization better during a year where macro events, like the lingering health and economic aspects of the pandemic and rising inflation, and market volatility hung over every people-decision they made.
VSP Vision was recently selected as a 2022 Leading Disability Employer by the National Organization on Disability. We're honored to be recognized as a company committed to actively fostering an inclusive and diverse workforce where everyone can thrive.
VSP Vision™ and PECAA Join Forces; Expand Commitment to Independent Eye Care Professionals
VSP Eyes of Hope teams up with the American Diabetes Association and Ochsner Health to provide eye care and diabetes education to a community in need.
GoodDay Sacramento features VSP and Dr. Nichole Moos of Capitol Optometry on the importance of back-to-school eye exams.
Dr. Marvin R. Poston (1914-2002), co-founder of California Vision Services in 1955, now VSP Vision, was a visionary for optometry and mentor to many. In 1939, Dr. Poston was the first Black optometrist to graduate from the University of California, Berkeley, School of Optometry and despite many obstacles, he made sure he wasn’t the last. Dr. Poston's heart for helping people see continues to inspire VSP's mission to empower human potential through sight.
Dr. Marvin R. Poston Leadership Award Presented to Exemplary Optometry Students
Health Equity in Vision Care Everyone deserves to see their full potential. That’s why health equity is vital. Health equity means that everyone can achieve their best health. Inequities in healthcare can negatively impact length and quality of life in specific communities. To help advance equity in eye care, we’ve partnered with Black EyeCare Perspective, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to redefining the color of the eye care industry 1% at a time, to support health equity through increased diversity. We’re committed to supporting the 13% Promise and ensuring a future where the percentage of Black eye doctors matches their representation in the current U.S. population.
VSP Vision™ named optometry student Makayla Warden from Kentucky College of Optometry as the winner of the first-ever VSP Premier Program Student Business Challenge. The scholarship opportunity, announced earlier this year, was created by the VSP Vision Premier Program in collaboration with the Association of Practice Management Educators (APME) and Student Optometric Leadership Network (SOLN) to support optometry students interested in a path to private practice ownership.
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