Resolving complaints
Clinical adviser to the Optical Consumer Complaints Service, Richard Edwards, on developing pragmatic ways to resolve complaints
13 July 2018
Describe your current role in the profession
What is your professional passion?
What advice would you give your younger self?
What is the one thing you couldn’t live without?
How do you manage your work/life balance?
Richard's 10-second challenge
- Kindle or hardback? Kindle
- Cheese or chocolate? Chocolate
- Apple or Android? Apple
- Takeaway or fine dining? Home cooking
- Trainers or brogues? Flip flops
- Beach bum or culture vulture? Beach bum
- Strictly or X Factor? Strictly, if I must. X Factor is killing our creative music scene. Don’t get me started.
What do you do to unwind?
You have won the OT lottery. Describe how you would spend the £1m jackpot?
Where are you going on your next holiday?
About the author
Dr Ian Beasley BSc (Hons) PhD DOptom FCOptom 
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 and commercial partnerships for the AOP, overseeing the content delivery for the association's events portfolio. He is also a visiting lecturer at Aston University, where he completed his undergraduate optometry degree, professional doctorate and PhD. In addition, he is a qualified nutrition coach and is currently undertaking an MSc in sleep medicine at the University of Oxford
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