Kaiser Permanente Residency in Primary Eye Care

Kaiser Permanente Residency in Primary Eye Care is a clinical training site located in Santa Rosa, California, offering postdoctoral residency training in optometry within the Kaiser Permanente healthcare system. This program is designed for optometrists who have completed their O.D. degree and seek advanced clinical experience in primary eye care within a large integrated healthcare environment. No enrollment, completion, or retention metrics are reported for this site in IPEDS.

No specific degree programs are listed in available data, as this site functions as a residency rather than a degree-granting institution. The residency focuses on advanced clinical training in primary eye care, including the diagnosis and management of ocular disease, contact lens fitting, and comprehensive vision care within Kaiser Permanente's multi-specialty care model.

Santa Rosa is the county seat of Sonoma County in Northern California, located in the wine country region north of San Francisco. The Kaiser Permanente facility in Santa Rosa serves a large patient population in the North Bay area, providing residents with diverse clinical experience in a high-volume, integrated care setting.