Paul J. Caito, O.D.
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Locations
500 South Clinton Avenue, Suite 104
Rochester, NY 14620
About Me
He is also an adjunct clinical instructor in Ophthalmology at Rochester Institute of Technology for the Physician Assistant Program since 1996 and has been a Preceptor in Low Vision for optometry students through the State University of New York School of Optometry. Among the options available to achieve visual improvement, Dr. Caito and fellow doctors in the Low Vision Center may use high powered hand and stand magnifiers, high strength prism reading glasses, electronic video magnification systems, spectacle mounted telescopic devices and/or various levels of light filtering sunglasses. In collaboration with Goodwill Vision Enterprises, Dr. Caito works with a Vision Rehabilitation team that includes Home Rehab teachers, Orientation & Mobility Instructors, Occupational Therapists and Social Workers to help patients achieve their visual goals to live and work as independently as possible.
Dr. Caito is a member of the American Optometric Association, the New York State Optometric Association and is Past-President of the Rochester Optometric Society. He also maintains a private practice in primary eyecare and has been an FDA Clinical Investigator for many major contact lens companies and solution manufacturers, including Bausch & Lomb and CooperVision.
Faculty Appointments
Clinical Senior Instructor (Voluntary) - Department of Ophthalmology (SMD)
Credentials
Education
OD | Pennsylvania College of Optometry & Audiology. Optometry. 1979
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