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The Dr. April Jasper Show

Author: Dr. April Jasper

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It is 2026 and we are all faced with the challenge of continuing to build stronger and more productive practices while still enjoying every day. In this podcast we will have relevant conversations geared toward eye-care providers today. I am joined by my husband and business partner David Jasper and together with our guests we will discuss hot topics, practice management tips, patient care moments and vendor vignettes. For more resources from Dr. Jasper visit us at https://www.apriljaspereducation.com

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A new location marks a new chapter for Advanced Eyecare Specialists! In this episode of The Dr. April Jasper Show, Dr. Jasper and her husband, David Jasper, share their experience moving the practice and settling into their new space.In recognition of Contact Lens Awareness Month, they also discuss the high-quality contact lens options available at the office and why choosing the right lenses matters for comfort, vision, and eye health. Join them for a conversation about change, contact lenses, and their continued commitment to patient care.
A few contact lens scares, a little laughter, and plenty of helpful advice! Dr. April Jasper welcomes her daughter, Ally Jasper, an optometry student, for an October episode of “For Students By Students.”Together, they talk about what can go wrong when contact lens care gets overlooked and why your eye doctor’s recommendations matter. Dr. Jasper shares practical tips along the way, while Ally brings her questions and perspective as a student.Join Dr. Jasper and Ally Jasper on The Dr. April Jasper Show for helpful advice and a few memorable lessons
In this episode of The Dr. April Jasper Show, Dr. Jasper welcomes Richard Carver, founder and CEO of Little Mountain, to share the story behind his career, his company, and the creative work that has shaped both over the years. Richard reflects on how he got started, how Little Mountain has evolved, and some of the memorable projects he has worked on throughout his career. He also shares a look at the projects he is involved with today and the experiences that have made his professional journey so unique. Throughout the conversation, Richard offers stories and insights from decades of creative work, ideas, and projects that have defined his career. For business owners, physicians, entrepreneurs, and other professionals, this episode offers an engaging perspective on building a career around creativity, experience, and a willingness to keep taking on interesting new projects.
In this episode, Dr. April Jasper sits down with John C. Li, MD, FACS, a board-certified otolaryngologist and neurotologist, U.S. Air Force Flight Surgeon, and pilot, for an insightful conversation about hearing and the sounds we encounter every day.Dr. Li shares his journey through medicine and aviation, his experience around fighter aircraft and military flight simulation, and how his work led to a deeper focus on noise-induced and hidden hearing loss.The conversation explores an important question: How loud is too loud? Dr. Li explains why both sound level and duration of exposure matter, how seemingly ordinary environments can put our hearing at risk, and why hearing protection should begin long before noticeable hearing loss occurs.He also shares a personal experience that helped shape his passion for hearing health and discusses the mission behind EarAware and the EarAware Sound Exposure app, designed to help people better understand and monitor the sound around them.Download EarAware Sound Exposure: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/earaware-sound-exposure/id6756061359Learn more about EarAware: https://www.earaware.com
In this episode of the Dr. April Jasper Show, Dr. Jasper sits down with Dr. Kandace L. Haines, O.D., owner of Ocean Optics in Delray Beach, Florida, for a heartfelt conversation about the many seasons of her journey in optometry. From school and residency to practice ownership, marriage, motherhood, and experiencing life from the other side of the exam room as a patient, Dr. Haines shares the moments that have shaped her both personally and professionally. Along the way, she offers meaningful lessons for optometry students, practicing doctors, and practice owners navigating their own careers and lives.
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