Presented by Dr. Thomas Lenart and Dr. Samantha Del Campo
Originally presented Tuesday, September 29, 2026 at 5:00 PM PDT 2 hours Virtual presentation
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About this program
Course overview
Explore collaborative care in strabismus, highlighting how vision therapy and strabismus surgery can complement each other. This session will cover case examples, co-management strategies, and the benefits of interdisciplinary care for improved functional outcomes.
What you will learn
Learning objectives
This course shares key findings from Advances in Optometry and Ophthalmology, Volume 10 on the Collaborative Management of Strabismus.
It aims to bridge the gap between optometry and ophthalmology by highlighting how integrated care improves outcomes, especially in childhood-onset cases.
Participants will learn how to assess functional visual skill disruptions, understand sensory adaptations, and determine when to apply vision therapy, surgery, or a combination of both.
Emphasis is placed on aligning treatment plans with patient goals, enhancing interprofessional communication, and utilizing each profession’s strengths to develop comprehensive, patient-centered care strategies.
Faculty
Meet the presenters
Dr. Thomas Lenart
MD, PhD
Dr. Thomas Lenart earned his MD and PhD in Biophysics from the University of Pennsylvania. He completed his ophthalmology residency at the Mayo Clinic and a fellowship in pediatric ophthalmology and adult strabismus at Emory Eye Center. He practices at The Children and Family Eye Doctors in Redmond, Washington. In addition to his local practice, he frequently applies his clinical and surgical expertise to restore vision and binocularity for children and adults in under-resourced countries.
Dr. Samantha Del Campo
OD, FOVDR
Dr. Samantha Del Campo, OD, FOVDR began her vision therapy career in Virginia, then spent 3.5 years in Seattle refining her clinical skills and co-managing strabismus cases. She served as an adjunct clinical professor at Pacific University and co-authored a chapter on collaborative strabismus care. In 2024, she received the OVDRA President’s Award. In 2025, she relocated to Florida, where she and her husband are opening a vision therapy practice in Parrish.
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