Serving the cities of Ft. Collins, Wellington, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley, Longmont and surrounding areas. Primary Eye Care | Contact Lens | Glasses | Pediatric Vision | Vision Therapy | Surgical Co-Management
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Brighter Future Vision Clinic PLLC

The Staff at Brighter Future Vision Clinic

Dr. Robert (Robb) Johnson O.D., FCOVD A Fort Collins native, Dr. Robert Johnson earned his undergraduate degree in Sports Medicine from Colorado State University, and his Doctor of Optometry at Pacific University in Oregon, where he graduated with honors. Dr. Johnson completed clinical externships at the Teplick LASIK center of Portland Oregon, The Pediatric and Strabismus Referral Center in Portland, and a Vision Therapy rotation in Portland. He has also received the Practice Management award from Marchon eyewear, and the award for Outstanding Thesis Research Project Design. Dr. Johnson was published in the Journal of the American Optometric Association in August 2004. An avid outdoorsman, Dr. Johnson enjoys fly-fishing, camping, hunting, skiing and simply being in the outdoors with his family. Other interests include movie watching, playing games and spending time with his grandkids.
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Nicole Jensen MPH, COVT Vision Therapist Nicole earned a BA in Sociology from the University of Wyoming before returning to her hometown of Fort Collins to complete her Master's in Public Health with a concentration in health communication from the Colorado School of Public Health at CSU. Nicole's education has emphasized the importance of helping people lead healthy lives and giving people the opportunity to thrive. She believes Vision Therapy helps people of all ages, and especially children, create a foundation for healthier and happier lives. Nicole enjoys spending her free time with her husband and their beagles, re-reading Harry Potter, and cultivating her Squishmallow and bobblehead collections, which are on display in the therapy room!
Kelbre Johnson Vision Therapist/Optometric Assistant Kelbre started at Brighter Future as a Vision Therapist Assistant, eventually training to become a Vision Therapist and seeing her own patients. She has cross-trained in other areas of the office as well, so you may see her smiling face at the front desk helping with patients and projects. Her willingness and ability to jump in and help anywhere is a great asset to our clinic. Kelbre is currently in college studying Biomedical Science. In her free time, she loves to read, travel, watch Marvel movies, and take care of kids for families around Fort Collins.
Serving the cities of Ft. Collins, Wellington, Windsor, Loveland, Greeley, Longmont and surrounding areas. Primary Eye Care | Contact Lens | Glasses | Pediatric Vision | Vision Therapy | Surgical Co-Management
Web Design by Jack - Colorado Web Designer
Brighter Future Vision Clinic PLLC

The Staff at Brighter

Future Vision Clinic

Dr. Robert (Robb) Johnson O.D., FCOVD A Fort Collins native, Dr. Robert Johnson earned his undergraduate degree in Sports Medicine from Colorado State University, and his Doctor of Optometry at Pacific University in Oregon, where he graduated with honors. Dr. Johnson completed clinical externships at the Teplick LASIK center of Portland Oregon, The Pediatric and Strabismus Referral Center in Portland, and a Vision Therapy rotation in Portland. He has also received the Practice Management award from Marchon eyewear, and the award for Outstanding Thesis Research Project Design. Dr. Johnson was published in the Journal of the American Optometric Association in August 2004. An avid outdoorsman, Dr. Johnson enjoys fly-fishing, camping, hunting, skiing and simply being in the outdoors with his family. Other interests include movie watching, playing games and spending time with his grandkids.
Nicole Jensen MPH, COVT Vision Therapist Nicole earned a BA in Sociology from the University of Wyoming before returning to her hometown of Fort Collins to complete her Master's in Public Health with a concentration in health communication from the Colorado School of Public Health at CSU. Nicole's education has emphasized the importance of helping people lead healthy lives and giving people the opportunity to thrive. She believes Vision Therapy helps people of all ages, and especially children, create a foundation for healthier and happier lives. Nicole enjoys spending her free time with her husband and their beagles, re- reading Harry Potter, and cultivating her Squishmallow and bobblehead collections, which are on display in the therapy room!
Kelbre Johnson Vision Therapist/Optometric Assistant Kelbre started at Brighter Future as a Vision Therapist Assistant, eventually training to become a Vision Therapist and seeing her own patients. She has cross-trained in other areas of the office as well, so you may see her smiling face at the front desk helping with patients and projects. Her willingness and ability to jump in and help anywhere is a great asset to our clinic. Kelbre is currently in college studying Biomedical Science. In her free time, she loves to read, travel, watch Marvel movies, and take care of kids for families around Fort Collins.