Ian Beasley

Ian Beasley

Head of education and OT clinical editor

Optometrist, Dr Ian Beasley, is clinical editor of Optometry Today (OT) where he is responsible for commissioning the clinical content for the journal. In addition to his role for OT, he is head of education for the AOP, overseeing the content delivery for the Association's events portfolio. His roles at the AOP run alongside research and teaching commitments at Aston University.

More articles by Ian Beasley

CET author Q+A
“I would like optometrists to have more extended roles in the community”

Alan Hawrami on acute eye care, completing a master’s, and unwinding with Call of Duty
- Practitioner stories
CET Hospital optometrists Low vision Feature
CET author Q+A
“Always do the work that sounds most interesting”

Dr Michael Crossland on low vision, hospital IT systems, and Test Match Special
- Practitioner stories
CET Hospital optometrists Low vision
CET author Q+A
“I achieved my dream of becoming a lecturer in optometry in the UK”

Dr Nery Garcia-Porta on supportive colleagues at ARU, the impact of lockdown, and relaxing with her cat
- Practitioner stories
CET Coronavirus Universities Students Feature
CET author Q+A
“I think what we are doing now will benefit thousands of children”

Mitchel Reuben on providing a complete eye care service to a “part of the community that needs it the most”
- Practitioner stories
CET Coronavirus Universities Feature
CET author Q+A
“I am so proud to be involved with the MOptom programme”

Dr Liat Gantz on lightbulb moments, running research experiments, and the importance of coffee
- Practitioner stories
CET Coronavirus Universities Feature
CET author Q+A
“It is not always easy working from home”

Howard Collins on working in academia, and the importance of maintaining a work/life balance during the pandemic
- Practitioner stories
CET Coronavirus Universities Feature
CET author Q+A
“I worked with and learned from some great people in my early career”

Jo Mackenzie on her career goals, umpiring, and putting off that PhD
- Practitioner stories
CET Feature
CET author Q+A
“I am always looking for ways to simplify equivocal clinical diagnoses”

Dr Daniel Epshtein on cringe-worthy career moments, the importance of his OCT, and NYC dining
- Practitioner stories
CET Feature
A passion for “the constantly changing nature of optometry”

Dr Katrina Schmid is Associate Professor in the School of Optometry and Vision Science, Queensland University of Technology
- Practitioner stories
CET Feature
A passion for road bikes with Deborah Armstrong

The specialist optometrist and lecturer on her 78D lens, work-life balance, and the roads of Mallorca
- Practitioner stories
CET Feature

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