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Dr. Victor Malinovsky is a clinical professor at Indiana University College of Optometry in Bloomington, Indiana. He currently teaches Retinal Clinical Service - the development and coordination of retinal service for advanced education and training of 4th-year students. In the Ophthalmic disease arena, Dr. Malinovsky has held the position of Chief of Service at Indiana University since 1995, and is the primary consultant to faculty and students on difficult ophthalmic disease patients.
Dr. Malinovsky sits on four administration and committee boards, including the Indiana Journal of Optometry Editorial Board. He is on the Clinical Skills Committee (Chair 2002-2004) and acts as Examination Site Coordinator. Dr. Malinovsky has been a source of referral for Journal of the American Optometric Association since 1994 and a member of the IOA continuing education committee since 1998.
Dr. Malinovsky initiated an ocular disease residency to IU School of Optometry. He coordinated and developed the residents clinical rotations, scheduled meetings and assigned reading materials throughout the year.
Dr. Malinovsky taught, and sat on several committees, at Ferris State University College of Optometry. He received his Doctor of Optometry degree from Indiana University. He continues to do research, has published work in many leading journals and is an upstanding volunteer in his community, not only for eye health, but also diabetes-related issues.
Dr. Malinovsky received Professor of the Year award (3rd-Year Class, School of Optometry) for 12 out of the 18 years he has been teaching. His other awards include: Teaching Excellence Recognition Award, President’s Award-Indiana University, Clinical Consultant of the Year and American Optometric Foundation: The Michael G. Harris Family Award for Excellence in Optometric Education; 1st recipient. | 