“I’m Dr. Kenneth Miselis, Medical Director and Board Certified Ophthalmologist. The most rewarding part of what I do, and the reason I chose to specialize in the eyes is changing patients’ lives for the better. Restoring eyesight, whether it’s prescribing glasses to correct refractive errors, removing a cataract to correct lost vision, or performing LASIK to reduce dependency on glasses and contacts…restoring vision is life changing for patients, and is an extremely rewarding experience for me.”
As a native New Englander raised in Massachusetts, Dr. Kenneth Miselis completed his undergraduate studies at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1974. In 1979, Dr. Kenneth Miselis graduated from the University of Vermont Medical School. He continued his post-graduate training with an internship at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford, Connecticut. The internship allowed Dr. Miselis to practice a number of medical specialties before choosing to specialize in the field of ophthalmology.
Dr. Kenneth Miselis went on to the internationally-known George Washington University Medical Center in Washington, DC, where he completed an extensive residency program in ophthalmology. After completing his residency and leaving George Washington University as chief resident, Dr. Miselis moved to California. Dr. Miselis was certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology in 1984. He has trained in refractive surgical techniques since the mid 1980’s under the personal tutelage of some of the leaders in the field – Drs. Richard Lindstrom, George Waring, Vance Thompson, Stephen Trokel and Leo Bores. He has been performing refractive surgery (LASIK, PRK, etc.) for 35 years. He is active in a number of local professional organizations, served as a board member for the San Joaquin Medical Society and has been Chief-of-Staff for Dameron Hospital Association.
Dr. Miselis cares greatly about his patients. Through experience, compassion, and knowledge, Dr. Miselis is committed to vision maintenance and vision improvement for every patient he sees.
