Optix Eye Care Team
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Dr. Linda Fain HattonLinda Fain Hatton was born in the Dallas area and did her undergraduate work at both SMU, and the University of Oklahoma. She earned a bachelors degree in Chemistry. Dr. Hatton attended the University of Houston College of Optometry where she earned her Doctorate Degree in Optometry. She completed internships in pediatrics, glaucoma, and surgical co-management. Dr. Linda Fain Hatton is Texas Board Certified in the Treatment of Eye Disease as a Glaucoma Specialist. In addition, she is an Adjunct Professor to the University of Houston. Dr Fain Hatton has been in private practice since 1989, specializing in Computer Vision Syndrome, Pediatrics, and LASER Vison Management. She treats hard to fit contact lens conditions such as Keratoconus, and post Corneal Transplant Patients. Computer Vison Syndrome and Accommodative Vision Solutions are a primary part of the practice, as are the treatment of eye diseases and eye injuries. As the President of Optix Eyecare, Dr. Hatton organizes free eye exams for the homeless shelters in the Dallas area. Her goal is to provide the highest level of eyecare, utilizing state of the art technology and fine eyewear from around the world. Honors/Memberships: American Optometric Association, Texas Optometric Association, Bausch & Lomb Science Medal Recipient, Past President Dallas Optometric Association, Texas Optometric Association Committee Member, Texas Optometric Association Committee Chair, State Certified in the Treatment of Glaucoma, Vision USA Volunteer, Sight for Students Provider, Board of Prevent Blindness, Medical Advisory Board for St. John’s Episcopal School Dallas, TX. |
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Dr. RasmussenDr. Amy D. Rasmussen (at the time Amy D. Smith, OD) graduated from Illinois College of Optometry in 1991. She has had the experience of owning her own practices in Litchfield, IL and Las Vegas, NV. In 2006, Dr Rasmussen and her husband, Bryan, moved to Texas. They felt that the Dallas Metroplex was the kind of environment where they would like to raise their daughter, Reagan. Bryan teaches Political Science at Collin College in Frisco. Dr Rasmussen has been a member of the American Optometric Association since 1987 and is currently a member of the Texas Optometric Association. She has served as the Downstate Optometric Investigator for the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation and as a Clinical Examiner for the National Board of Examiners in Optometry and has been an active civic volunteer and leader. She is a past president of the Litchfield Chamber of Commerce and has the distinction of being the first female president of the Litchfield Rotary Club. Dr. Rasmussen currently is a member of the Richardson Central Rotary Club. She attends The First United Methodist Church of Frisco where she serves as the Chairman of the Events and Retreats Committee. She also is an adult troop member and volunteer for her daughter’s Girl Scout Brownie Troop. Dr. Rasmussen enjoys her career as an optometrist and believes that answering her patient’s questions as well as educating them about their own particular eye conditions is very important. She enjoys working with children and is one of 7,000 optometrists nationwide who are participating in InfantSEE™, a no-cost public health program developed to provide professional eye care for infants. Under this program Dr. Rasmussen and participating optometrists will provide a one-time, comprehensive eye assessment to infants in their first year of life, offering early detection of potential eye and vision problems at no cost regardless of income. “I’m very proud to be involved in InfantSEE™ to ensure healthy vision for our community’s infants,” said Dr. Rasmussen “I have always enjoyed working with children and this program allows me to begin seeing them even younger so I have a better chance to catch any developmental problems earlier.” |
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~ Dan Hatton ~Owner/ Operator |
~ Miquela Duran ~Office Manager |
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Our latest team photo shoot…
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