DEBBIE FELISHA ALI, O.D.

Board-Certified Optometrist

Specializing in ocular disease treatment and management
  • Internship | Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
  • M.D. | NSU College of Optometry
  • B.S. | Nova Southeastern University
  • American Optometric Associations
  • Florida Optometric Association
  • American Optometric Association

Dr. Debbie Felisha Ali is a Board-Certified Optometric Physician in multiple states across the country. Dr. Ali completed her undergraduate studies at Nova Southeastern University where she earned two bachelor’s degrees, one in Biology and one in Vision Science. Following her undergraduate studies Dr. Ali earned her doctorate degree at NSU College of Optometry in Davie, Florida.

Dr. Ali completed her externship rotations during school specializing in ocular disease treatment and management at the prestigious Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in South Florida. She also completed training in primary eye care with emphasis on diabetic and glaucoma eye conditions, refractive and cataract surgery co-management, pediatric vision therapy focusing primarily on autistic children, and in specialty contact lens fitting.

Dr. Ali is involved locally in the Broward and Miami-Dade County American Optometric Associations, statewide in the Florida Optometric Association, and nationally with the American Optometric Association. She is still connected with her alum at Nova Southeastern University, and lectures throughout the year to students. Dr. Ali is also an ambassador for a female physician group which encourages connecting, promoting, empowering other female doctors in her field across the board.

When not seeing patients, she loves spending time with her friends and family, traveling around the world, and eating at newly undiscovered restaurants both locally and abroad.

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