Dr. Tammy Hersch earned her Associate of Science degree from Presentation College in Aberdeen, SD and her Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology degree from the University Of Mary in Bismarck, ND. She then received her Doctor of Optometry degree from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon in 1993. Upon graduation she opened her optometric practice in Spearfish where she has been enjoying her profession since 1993.
She is a full scope practitioner and likes all aspects of optometry. She enjoys patients of all ages from birth to geriatrics and takes a special interest in treating ocular diseases such as dry eyes, glaucoma, diabetes and macular degeneration management, co management of cataract and LASIK surgery patients, eye injuries and foreign body removal.
Dr. Hersch lives in Spearfish with her husband Patrick. They have two children and one grandchild. They enjoy hiking, biking, skiing and being grandparents.
Daily Duty
Conduct Advanced Diagnostic and Visual Impairments
Accurate diagnosis is crucial for determining the right course of treatment for any visual impairment. Our clinic utilizes the latest diagnostic tools and technologies to thoroughly assess your eye health and vision function..
Eye exams are essential to maintaining optimal vision and preventing serious eye conditions that could lead to vision loss.
Vision Screenings for Children
A significant number of childhood vision problems can go undetected without proper screening.
Advising on Proper Eye Hygiene
Before touching your eyes or applying eye products, always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.
Innovation in Patient Care
Responsible For the Strategic and Clinical Operations
The role of overseeing both strategic and clinical operations encompasses a wide range of responsibilities. It requires a strong blend of leadership, business acumen, and healthcare expertise to guide the organization in the right direction while focusing on improving patient outcomes.Strategic operations focus on the long-term vision.
Proper eye care is important for preventing vision problems, diagnosing conditions early, and preserving eye health throughout life. Good eye care can help reduce the risk of eye diseases.