Dr. Luck was Co-chief Resident in Ophthalmology at Georgetown's Center for Sight
where she is now a Clinical Assistant Professor. She has authored a number of publications
in both ophthalmic and other scientific journals and participates in
the training and continuing education of young physicians and other health care
professionals by lecturing on topics including Retinopathy of Prematurity and
Ocular Motility.
Dr. Luck's clinical practice emphasizes pediatric
ophthalmology with special interests in the diagnosis and treatment of strabismus,
the prevention and treatment of amblyopia (lazy eye), nasolacrimal (tearing)
disorders, ocular evaluation in children with learning disabilities, the diagnosis
and prevention of ocular disorders associated with prematurity, and working
in partnership with primary care physicians in the diagnosis and care of systemic
illnesses such as juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes mellitus and
neurofibromatosis. She believes in the importance of a holistic approach to her
patient care.
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