Gregory Hill

Professor innovating in the area of optometric education and clinical practice, Dr. Gregory Hill serves as an Assistant Professor at Nova Southeastern University's College of Optometry. With roots in South Dakota, Dr. Hill's academic journey began at Indiana University School of Optometry, where he graduated with honors in 1995. His career is marked by a rich tapestry of experiences across various practice settings, including private group practice, corporate retail care, refractive surgery clinic management, and hospital-based co-management. Dr. Hill's professional journey is characterized by a commitment to excellence and a passion for teaching. He has been actively involved in educating the next generation of optometrists, bringing his extensive clinical experience into the classroom. His dedication to education is matched by his enthusiasm for research, where he has contributed to advancing the field of optometry through innovative studies and collaborations. In addition to his academic and clinical pursuits, Dr. Hill is a strong advocate for volunteer work, believing in the power of giving back to the community. His certifications in advanced clinical training in refractive surgery management underscore his expertise and commitment to staying at the forefront of optometric care. Dr. Hill is a proponent of lifelong learning, consistently seeking opportunities to expand his knowledge and skills. Dr. Hill is also a firm believer in the importance of knowledge sharing within the community. He actively participates in professional organizations and conferences, where he shares insights and learns from peers. His approach to optometry is holistic, emphasizing the integration of cutting-edge technology with compassionate patient care. Throughout his career, Dr. Hill has demonstrated a unique ability to adapt to the evolving landscape of optometry, ensuring that his students and patients benefit from the latest advancements in the field. His leadership and vision continue to inspire those around him, making a lasting impact on the optometric community.