Tim Meyer, OD

Optometry

Accepting New Patients

Dr. Tim Meyer is a Doctor of Optometry here at think. While he enjoys working with all of his patients, the areas of diabetes and glaucoma are of special interest to him. He finds that, in the field of Medicine, innovation is one of the most exciting facets of his career. The way he practices today is unrecognizable from when he started in 1981.

His career in medicine was inspired by a caring physician who saw him as he was growing up. Dr. Meyer actually ended up sharing an office with him later on!

He had a couple of experiences that had a profound affect on him. One was being called to a chaotic ER (now ED) after a large multi-vehicle car accident to treat eye injuries while other doctors were treating other serious injuries. He also had an out of towner traveling through his town suddenly develop deep pain in his eye and stopped at his office. It turned out to be an angle closure glaucoma (imminent loss of vision) that he was able to treat.

What Dr. Meyer loves most about working at think is the compassionate collaborative care and friendliness of the environment. He hopes his patients find him friendly and caring.

In his off-time, Tim loves spending time with his kids and grandkids, playing golf, and exploring photography. If time and money were no issue, he’d love to go to New York for the Broadway shows, Napa Valley, and Old Town San Diego.

Tim Meyer

Contact Information

thinkAksarben Campus

Level One, Optical
531.444.4543

Credentials

OD

Education

University of Nebraska at Lincoln: Undergraduate
Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, TN: Doctor of Optometry

Steven Gradowski, FAAO, OD

Optometry

Accepting New Patients

A Doctor of Optometry at think, Dr. Steven Gradowski enjoys treating ocular disease, glaucoma, cataracts, and helping patients with vision correction and refractive surgery.

Dr. Gradowski has known since High School that he wanted to work in Medicine, and is excited to come to work each day to help his patients solve their ocular and vision problems. He gets the most meaning from moments when he can help patients who feel like their cases are hopeless.

What Steven loves most about think is the community-like culture, and that all providers and staff are on the same page. He hopes that his patients find relief in the fact that someone is finally listening to their concerns.

When it comes to his hobbies, he’d be lying if he didn’t say, “Golf, golf, and golf!”

Steven Gradowski

Contact Information

thinkAksarben Campus

Level One, Optical
531.444.4543

Credentials

FAAO, OD

Education

Creighton University
Southern College of Optometry