Veterinary Ophthalmologists
2023 New Diplomates
Awarded in Boston, MA, September 2023
Congratulations to the 23 new ACVO® Diplomates from the 2023 Examination! The 2023 New Diplomates’ biographies and thank you notes can be viewed here.
Dr. Anna Catherine Bowden
Dr. Crystal Eng
Dr. Irini Lamkin
Dr. Andrea Minella
Dr. Simone Schechtmann
Dr. Elodie VerHulst
Dr. Pilar Camacho-Luna
Dr. Hannah Flanders
Dr. Jamie Lembo
Dr. Christian Munevar
Dr. Lindsay Seyer
Dr. Savanna Vig
Dr. Lauren Charnock
Dr. Mihal Kaminsky
Dr. Maggie Li Puma
Dr. Katelin Quantz
Dr. Staci Spears
Dr. Parker Wilcox
Dr. Megan Cullen
Dr. Soohyun Kim
Dr. Anthony Lisankis
Dr. Roxanne Ratner
Dr. Corbin Telford
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All Boarded Veterinary Ophthalmologists
Below you will find a button to the comprehensive list of living ACVO Boarded Diplomates. Some of these Diplomates may choose not to be members of ACVO, if this is the case that person's name will not show up in the online referral database searches on the ACVO.org website. Search for an ACVO Member.
Maintenance of Certification (MOC) Participation
Maintenance of Certification (MOC) establishes high standards for patient care in veterinary ophthalmology, equips diplomates with tools for lifelong learning and continuous practice improvement, and provides patients with a credible indicator of specialist quality. The ABVO encourages all diplomates to participate in MOC; however, this program is required only for diplomates certified on or after 2015. On this page each Diplomate is noted as either ‘Mandatory’, ‘Voluntary’, or ‘through XYZyear’. The latter means their certification is renewed through this year. If a diplomate is required to participate in MOC and has failed the requirement, their name will be removed from the boarded diplomate list and they are not allowed to call themselves an ophthalmologist or specialist in practice.
