Dr. Alexander Martin

Dr. Alexander Martin is a distinguished leader in the field of optometry, currently serving as the Chief Medical Officer of Eyebot and the Medical Director at Boston Vision Lawrence. His extensive contributions to advancing eye care are reflected not only in his executive leadership roles but also in his academic and editorial endeavors. As a Section Editor of Ophthalmology for the Journal of Medical Insight, Dr. Martin actively shapes contemporary conversations in vision science. He also lends his expertise to the next generation of eye care professionals through his adjunct faculty position at the New England College of Optometry. His recognition as a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry further highlights his dedication to clinical excellence and education.

Throughout his career, Dr. Martin has remained at the forefront of optometric research and communication. He is the co-author of the globally utilized Clinical Optometry: Spanish-Speaking Patient Phrasebook, first published in 2015, a testament to his commitment to expanding access and inclusivity in clinical practice. His thought leadership continues through regular contributions to widely respected industry publications such as Vision Monday and Healio/Optometry, where he discusses critical advancements in remote eye care and dry eye management.

Beyond writing, Dr. Martin is also an active presenter and educator, often co-leading sessions on unique topics like conducting eye exams in Spanish. His efforts to establish a preceptor site for optometry students underscore his passion for practical training and mentorship within the profession.

In his current role with Eyebot, Dr. Martin is leading innovation that is poised to redefine vision care globally. Eyebot’s cutting-edge technology enables comprehensive vision screenings in just 90 seconds, accessible from virtually anywhere. Supported by physician oversight and strategic retail partnerships, the platform ensures fast, convenient, and accurate delivery of glasses prescriptions and vision tests, ushering in a new era of efficient and patient-centered eye care.