Toole, Andrew J OD

Toole, Andrew J OD is a clinical professor at The Ohio State University College of Optometry in Columbus, OH. With extensive experience in the field, he specializes in treating aniseikonia, a condition that few doctors treat, and has seen patients from around the country and internationally. In addition to his clinical work, he is actively involved in teaching optometry students, mentoring residents, and conducting research in pediatric and binocular vision disorders.

Dr. Toole's research interests include convergence insufficiency, amblyopia, intermittent exotropia, hyperopia, and vision in preschoolers. He has been part of large-scale clinical trials and observational studies that have influenced the standard of care for these conditions. He is also involved in investigating the neurological aspects of convergence eye movements and the role of vision in sports, particularly in baseball batting. Dr. Toole has served in various leadership roles at the college and national level, including chairing faculty committees and performing site visits for accreditation.

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