Sonya M.
Braudway, OD was born and raised in Oklahoma and joined
the Center for Retina and Macular Disease in 1994 specializing
in Low Vision Rehabilitation. Dr. Braudway received
her Bachelor of Science degree from Corpus Christi State
University in Chemistry and graduated with high honors.
She received her Doctorate from the University of Houston
College of Optometry and graduated Magna Cum Laude.
Dr. Braudway was granted a Fellowship
in Low Vision Rehabilitation at John Hopkins Wilmer
Eye Institute in Baltimore, Maryland and is a Board
Certified Optometric Physician in Florida and Texas.
Dr. Braudway is recognized as a leader
in her field and has received the Low Vision Excellence
Award, the Pediatrics Excellence Award, the Florida
Optometric Association
Outstanding Member Award, the Texas
Optometric Association President’s Award, and
the Gold Key International Leadership Award.
Dr. Braudway is an active Member of
the American Academy of Optometry, the American Optometric
Association, the Association for Research in Vision
and Ophthalmology, the Florida Optometric Association,
and the Division of Blind Services. Dr. Braudway also
acts as a consultant and patient-care advisor and participates
in numerous local organizations devoted to helping people
with low vision impairment.
Dr. Braudway is happily married with
one child and she and her husband are very active in
the community and local charities. She is also an avid
tennis player and travels extensively throughout the
world.
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