Specialty Eyecarè Centre

Howard Barnebey, MD

Howard Barnebey, MD brought his expertise to the northwest over two decades ago and has been expanding his commitment to the protection and preservation of the precious gift of sight. Treating thousands of glaucoma as well as cataract patients each year, he never forgets the importance of treating each patient with complete individual focus. Dr. Barnebey is one of only a few ophthalmologists in the northwest who is a cataract surgeon trained in the subspecialty of interventional ophthalmology. Like interventional cardiologists who are trained to use catheter technology to open clogged arteries with angioplasty and stents in the heart, interventional ophthalmologists are eye doctors trained in performing canaloplasty using similar micro-catheter technology to open and stent the natural filtration canal in the eye (Schlemm’s Canal). Specialty Eyecarè Centre was founded on the principles of Dr. Howard S. Barnebey. For over twenty years he served as a clinical assistant professor at the University of Washington teaching residents. Dr. Barnebey has been a leading contributor to ophthalmology since the early 1980’s publishing articles in major medical journals. Throughout the years he has remained consistent in his mission to educate and advance medical innovation and expand biomedical eye research, implementing the finest care possible to improve the quality of life in his patients. “I believe that our eyes are the windows to the world and they deserve special attention. Glaucoma is a specialty where details make all the difference. The difference between perfect vision and poor vision is often measured in microns or millimeters of mercury. Having a complement of the most advanced and sophisticated equipment is important in providing a high level of premier care. However, it is the ability to interpret and apply this wonderful technology that makes all the difference in the world.” Professional Profile Education 1977 – Doctor of Medicine Ohio State University College of Medicine, Columbus, Ohio 1974 – Bachelor of Arts-Honors College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio Post-Graduate Training 1983-1984 – Fellowship: Glaucoma Department of Ophthalmology Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis, Missouri 1980-1983 – Residency: Ophthalmology Department of Ophthalmology Medical College of Ohio Toledo, Ohio 1978-1980 – Residency: Internal Medicine Akron General Medical Center Department of Internal Medicine Akron, Ohio 1977-1978 – Internship: Internal Medicine Akron General Medical Center Department of Internal Medicine Akron, Ohio Professional Certification and Licensure 1996 – Oregon State License 1985 – Washington State License 1984 – American Board of Ophthalmology 1983 – Missouri State License 1977 – Ohio State License Academic Awards and Distinctions 1994 – American Academy of Ophthalmology Honor Award 2004-2005 – America’s Top Ophthalmologists Teaching Appointments 1989 to Present – Clinical Assistant Professor Department of Ophthalmology, University of Washington,Seattle, WA 1985 to Present – Glaucoma Consultant Seattle Veterans Administration Hospital, Seattle, WA 1994 to Present – Adjunct Clinical Faculty Pacific University College of Optometry, Forest Grove,OR 1985 to 1989 – Clinical Instructor Department of Ophthalmology, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 1984 – Instructor in Ophthalmology Department of Ophthalmology, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO Research Experience Since 1990 Dr. Howard S Barnebey has been the principal investigator for numerous studies. Companies such as Merck, Alcon Laboratories Inc. Ciba Vision, Inc., Allergan and InSite have benefited from the expertise and dedication his knowledge has provided. Dr. Barnebey believes that research will aid in the treatment and care of patients with glaucoma everywhere. Lecture Presentations Dr. Barnebey frequently lectures around the United States and in Europe. He is considered a leading authority on glaucoma and cataract surgery. Since 2006 he has pioneered the new surgical technique of canaloplasty. He is frequently called upon to lend his expertise to Doctors adding this surgery to their practices. Dr. Barnebey lectures on glaucoma, trabeculectomy and imaging. Publications Dr. Barnebey has authored over 150 articles in both trade magazines and consumer publications. He has also written chapters in text books for ophthalmology residents. Recently he was published in the August Eurotimes Magizine. This was an article on how cataract surgery affects glaucoma. Dr. Barnebey has been quoted often on local television and newspapers in Washington State.

Education: Ohio State University College of Medicine , College of Wooster , Washington University School of Medicine , Medical College of Ohio , Akron General Medical Center

Certifications: Oregon State License , Washington State License , American Board of Ophthalmology , Missouri State License , Ohio State License

Collin Rozanski, MD

Dr. Collin Rozanski, a graduate of the renowned Wills Eye Hospital, brings the world-class training of one of the world’s leading ophthalmology institutions to serve his patients in Washington. Specializing in cataract surgery, glaucoma management, dry eye treatment, eyelid surgery, and complex anterior segment surgery, Dr. Rozanski leverages advanced techniques and knowledge acquired from globally recognized leaders in ophthalmology to provide personalized care for his patients. His dedication to delivering exceptional treatment focuses on improving both quality of life and visual clarity, ensuring comprehensive eye health for every patient he serves. Dr. Rozanski is also a prolific contributor to the field, with over a dozen published articles in prestigious medical journals including Review of Ophthalmology, Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, and Translational Vision Science & Technology. In addition, he has presented his work at many national meetings and has served as the editor for the esteemed Review of Ophthalmology journal. Before beginning his medical training, Dr. Rozanski taught English in rural Japanese schools, where he developed a passion for teaching. He takes pride in this experience and is dedicated to helping patients fully understand their eye conditions and treatment options, believing that clear communication and education are key to successful outcomes. Outside of his medical practice, Dr. Rozanski enjoys going on hikes with his Cavachon, playing tennis with his wife, snowboarding, and reading fiction. Professional Profile Education 2020 – Doctor of Medicine Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai | New York, NY 2014 – Bachelor of Arts-Honors Johns Hopkins University | Baltimore, MD Post Graduate Training 2020 – 2021 – Internship Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center / Brockton Hospital | Brockton, MA 2021 – 2024 – Residency: Ophthalmology Wills Eye Residency at Thomas Jefferson University | Philadelphia, PA

Education: Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai , Johns Hopkins University , Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center , Thomas Jefferson University