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  • Leslie and Ricky
    We have 2 wonderful staff members in the office (that's what our patients tell us). Leslie and Ricky are hard working, dedicated, and have a 'can do' attitude. They each have their own responsibilities in the office in addition to assisting Dr. Kirschen care for each patient's optometric needs. The short bios below allow you to get to know each of them a little better.
  • Leslie

    Leslie has been working in the optometric field for 8 years. She graduated from CSUF with a degree in sociology, a concentration in gerontology, and a minor in women's studies. She is excited to be a part of such a great team! Leslie is here to answer any questions that you may have and to assist you with picking out frames. She enjoys spending time with her husband, play classical piano, and hang out with family and loved ones

  • Ricky

    With over 15 years in the optometric field, Ricky will ensure that you are fitted with the latest and highest quality products. He is an ABO Certified Optician. He works wonders with frames and is here to help you with any other optometric needs. Ricky has 3 children and enjoys sports, exercising, and loves listening to music

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  • Nystagmus

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  • How It Helps

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  • "I always enjoy my visits as they are very thorough and I always come away knowing that I have gotten the best care."
    - Carol S. / Brea, CA