Meet Our Doctors
Dr. Cory Seitz O.D.
Dr. Cory Seitz is a 3rd generation optometrist who received his Doctor of Optometry degree from Southern California College of Optometry, the same school his father and grandfather graduated from. During his optometry training he completed internships at OC Retina, a prestigious retina practice in Southern California, as well as internships at the Salem, Oregon Veterans Hospital, Lawton, Oklahoma Indian Hospital, and Tucson, Arizona Veterans Hospital. His internships were primarily focused on ocular disease management along with low vision, pediatrics, and primary care. He has a special interest in ocular diseases such as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and glaucoma.
Prior to optometry school he attended Brigham Young University where he received a bachelors degree in Russian. He was born and raised in Vernal, Utah where he learned to love sports and the outdoors. He enjoys soccer, skiing, hunting, fishing, camping, and spending time with family. He especially loves spending time and traveling with his wife, Rachel, whom he married in 2016. They had their first child, Oliver (Ollie), in June 2020.
Prior to optometry school he attended Brigham Young University where he received a bachelors degree in Russian. He was born and raised in Vernal, Utah where he learned to love sports and the outdoors. He enjoys soccer, skiing, hunting, fishing, camping, and spending time with family. He especially loves spending time and traveling with his wife, Rachel, whom he married in 2016. They had their first child, Oliver (Ollie), in June 2020.
Dr. Bradley Rounds O.D.
Dr Rounds started the practice in 1989. He offers full exams, contact lens fittings and eye imaging appointments. He is in the process of retiring, he is still seeing patients on most Mondays for the time being. Call to make an appointment.
Dr Rounds, "Doc", is also a behavioral optometrist. The Behavioral Optometrist's primary purpose is to figure out how a patient is interpreting visual stimulus and whether there is a gap between what ought to be noticed and precisely what is being interpreted. This person's eyesight might be "20/20" using eye charts, but their interpretation of information in their environment could possibly be off. Doc has also worked with USSA Alpine and Freestyle ski team members.
2002 Optometrist of the Year
Member Utah Optometric Board
Board Member Utah Special Olympics
Dr Rounds, "Doc", is also a behavioral optometrist. The Behavioral Optometrist's primary purpose is to figure out how a patient is interpreting visual stimulus and whether there is a gap between what ought to be noticed and precisely what is being interpreted. This person's eyesight might be "20/20" using eye charts, but their interpretation of information in their environment could possibly be off. Doc has also worked with USSA Alpine and Freestyle ski team members.
2002 Optometrist of the Year
Member Utah Optometric Board
Board Member Utah Special Olympics
Meet Our Staff
Susan Carlson
Susan is our long time optician who has almost 30 years of experience
Lisa Montgomery
Lisa is the Office Receptionist and pre-testing specialist.
Amber Hagen
Amber is an Optician and also our billing specialist.
Rachel Seitz
Rachel is an optician/contact lens specialist.