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IAM657- Refractive Surgeon Performs Vision Correction Procedures

Podcast Interview with Dr. Michael Cornell

Michael Cornell, M.D. is board certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology. Dr. Cornell is among the most experienced refractive surgeons in the United States, having performed over 33,000 LASIK vision correction procedures. He is dedicated to giving each patient the very best care and uses caution to ensure each of his patients are comfortable prior to and during the procedure.

Dr. Cornell retired from the US Army as a Colonel after 22 years. Most of his free time is spent with family, playing golf, snow skiing, and biking.

  • CEO Hack: Taking good care of our eyes and parents
  • CEO Nugget: Working with intellectual honesty
  • CEO Defined: Taking ownership of what we do, developing relationships and trust

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