Gary L. Dietterick, O.D.
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Dr. Dietterick came to Easton in 1978 and started his solo practice in 1983. At that time, he also joined West Reading Ophthalmic Associates, a large multi-specialty ophthalmic practice located in the Reading area, which subsequently became Eye Consulatants of Pennsylvania and where he continues to practice one day a week. In 1994 he co-founded Palmer Family Eye Care with Dr. Murray Dennis who passed away in 2004. He practices comprehensive eye care with an emphasis on anterior segment diseases, glaucoma and contact lenses.
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He also does pre and post operative LASIK evaluations and cataract management.
Dr. Dietterick attended Penn State for two years and obtained his bachelor of science degree as well as his doctor of optometry degree at Pennsylvania College of Optometry, now Salas University in 1975. Following graduation, in June 1975 he spent two years in the Navy at Lemoore Naval Air Station in Central California where he performed comprehensive eye examinations on military and retired personnel and their dependants as well as fitting contact lenses and treating ocular disease. Following his military obligation, he practiced in Berwick, PA, his hometown, before moving to Easton.
Dr. Dietterick is a past officer in the Lehigh Valley Optometric Society as well as an ongoing member in the Pennsylvania and American Optometric Associations. He is a past president and active member of the Easton Lions Club, devoting time to help the visually impaired and others.
Dr. Dietterick attended Penn State for two years and obtained his bachelor of science degree as well as his doctor of optometry degree at Pennsylvania College of Optometry, now Salas University in 1975. Following graduation, in June 1975 he spent two years in the Navy at Lemoore Naval Air Station in Central California where he performed comprehensive eye examinations on military and retired personnel and their dependants as well as fitting contact lenses and treating ocular disease. Following his military obligation, he practiced in Berwick, PA, his hometown, before moving to Easton.
Dr. Dietterick is a past officer in the Lehigh Valley Optometric Society as well as an ongoing member in the Pennsylvania and American Optometric Associations. He is a past president and active member of the Easton Lions Club, devoting time to help the visually impaired and others.
Angela, office manager/contact lens technician
Angela has been an integral part of our staff since 1992. She is our office manager as well as contact lens technician. She guides our new contact lens wearers through insertion, removal and instruction as well as being responsible for all contact lens orders. She is trained to do visual fields, HRTs and the auto-refractor. Angela is also responsible for patient care including patient histories and pre-testing, all front desk duties as well as patient billing and marketing.
Angela has attended Vision Expo East over the past few years to further her education.
Angela has attended Vision Expo East over the past few years to further her education.
Melissa, optician
Melissa bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to Palmer Family Eye Care. She has worked in the eye care profession for 22 years.
She studied Opticianry Sciences at Raritan Valley Community College.
She began her career in 1998 and has worked in various positions within the optical field including sales associate and optician. She joined Dr. Dietterick's staff in 2003 where she currently serves as an optician.
She studied Opticianry Sciences at Raritan Valley Community College.
She began her career in 1998 and has worked in various positions within the optical field including sales associate and optician. She joined Dr. Dietterick's staff in 2003 where she currently serves as an optician.
Rachel, optometric assistant/medical billing
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Rachel is the newest face here at Palmer Family Eye Care. During your visit to the office you may see Rachel at the front desk, during your pretesting, or if you require special testing, such as a visual field or OCT. She has been with the office since February 2012 coming from an extensive medical billing background, both in large and small private practices. Since her hire, the office has nearly completed the transition to electronic records, and Rachel's flexibility and willingness to learn has certainly eased the transition.
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