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One of the things I love about being a pediatric ophthalmologist is the opportunity to set up a child for a happy, healthy, and successful future. I strive to provide the best possible care for my patients by creating a collaborative, safe, and friendly environment. No two children are the same, and I work to create a tailored multifaceted plan to best suit each patient and their needs.
When I'm not at work you can find me training for a race or hanging out with my husband and our three-legged dog, Butter. I also enjoy doing jigsaw puzzles and learning calligraphy.
Get to know Casey Smith, MD
- Cataract
- Cataract Extraction
- Corneal Disease
- Pediatric Ophthalmology and Adult Strabismus
Pediatric keratoconus, ophthalmic outcomes and visual sequelae in children with neuro-oncologic diagnoses, eye disease in children with Down Syndrome, pediatric eye trauma, and general pediatric ophthalmology
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University of Tennessee (TN)
Medical Education 0
University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine
Residency 0
University of Tennessee Program
Fellowship 0
University of Colorado (Children's Hospital Colorado) Program
For Patients:
I am currently a PEDIG investigator for ROP 3/4, looking at different treatments for infants with ROP. My other research interests include keratoconus and keratoconus screening in people with Down Syndrome, visual sequelae in children with brain tumors, retinal detachments in patients with Down Syndrome, and CVI in pre mature infants.
I am currently a PEDIG investigator for ROP 3/4, looking at different treatments for infants with ROP. My other research interests include keratoconus and keratoconus screening in people with Down Syndrome, visual sequelae in children with brain tumors, retinal detachments in patients with Down Syndrome, and CVI in pre mature infants.
For Referring Providers:
Laurel Riess, CPNP-PC
Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioner
Erin Major, OD
Optometry
Robert Enzenauer, MD
Ophthalmology
Rebecca Braverman, MD
Ophthalmology
