Daniel Wrubel

Professor Daniel Wrubel is a distinguished contributor to the field of optometry, with a particular focus on pediatric vision care and visual-related learning problems. He serves as a Professor of Optometry at the Michigan College of Optometry, part of Dentistry Ferris State University. His expertise extends to vision therapy, where he has made significant strides in improving the visual health and educational outcomes of children. In addition to his academic responsibilities, Dr. Wrubel runs a thriving private practice in Eaton Rapids, where he applies his extensive knowledge to provide comprehensive eye care services. His commitment to advancing the field is further demonstrated through his active involvement as an Associate Member of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development. This role has allowed him to contribute to the development of innovative approaches in vision therapy and pediatric eye care. Dr. Wrubel's dedication to global eye health is evident through his leadership in international eye care missions. He has been an integral part of Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity, where he has led several missions aimed at delivering essential eye care services to underserved communities around the world. These missions not only provide immediate care but also foster sustainable eye health practices in the regions they serve. Throughout his career, Dr. Wrubel has been passionate about addressing learning problems related to vision, advocating for early detection and intervention. His research interests lie at the intersection of optometry and education, where he seeks to uncover and address the visual challenges that can impact learning. His work continues to influence both clinical practices and educational strategies, ensuring that children receive the support they need to succeed academically.