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Teresa Furman, O.D.
Dr. Teresa Furman earned a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology from Southern Missouri University and her Doctorate of Optometry from Southern College of Optometry in Tennessee. Dr. Furman joined National Optometry’s staff in 2004 after graduating from Southern College in 2004.
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