The Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association, International, a leading organization in neurorehabilitation, has appointed Barbara Barclay, a prominent figure in the health tech industry and expert in eye-tracking, as its new executive director, starting October 1.
A Leader in Health Technology
Barclay, with over 30 years of leadership experience, has been at the forefront of advancing technology in healthcare for two decades. Her expertise aligns with NORA's mission to enhance visual rehabilitation in various settings. Previously, she held key positions at eye-tracking health tech company RightEye and global eye-tracking pioneer Tobii, as well as executive roles at LexisNexis, Comscore, and Nielsen.
Advancing Neurorehabilitation
NORA President Charles Shidlofsky, OD, FOVDR, FNAP, expressed confidence in Barclay's ability to introduce eye-tracking technologies for improving assessments of conditions like brain injuries, reading delays, and Parkinson's disease. Barclay's appointment signifies a new chapter for NORA as it strives to raise awareness of neuro-optometric rehabilitation services and promote interdisciplinary collaboration in healthcare.
Commitment to Innovation
Barclay's leadership and background in health technology will drive NORA's future initiatives, enhance visibility for its mission, and foster stronger collaborations within the healthcare community. Her appointment underscores NORA's dedication to innovation in neurorehabilitation, providing individuals and caregivers with the necessary resources for optimal visual rehabilitation.
About NORA
Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association, International, comprises professionals committed to offering complete ocular health evaluations and quality visual rehabilitation education and services to individuals with physical or cognitive disabilities resulting from acquired brain injuries. For more information, visit noravisionrehab.org and connect with NORA on social media platforms.
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SOURCE: Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association
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PUB: 09/24/2024 08:03 AM/DISC: 09/24/2024 08:03 AM