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Dr. Ann Wonderling served as the president of the Wisconsin Optometric Association (WOA) for the 2019 term. The Wisconsin Optometric Association is a non-profit affiliation of licensed optometrists and related businesses. The vision of the WOA is to be the recognized authority on vision and eye healthcare in Wisconsin while serving as the primary advocate for the profession of optometry throughout the state. She has held various positions on the WOA Board since 2004.

Since January of 2014, Dr. Wonderling has been a Diplomate of the American Board of Optometry. By attaining American Board of Optometry Board Certification and enrolling in the Maintenance of Certification program, Diplomates declare their lifelong commitment to quality patient care.

In 2007, Dr. Wonderling was named “Young Optometrist of the Year” in Wisconsin by the Wisconsin Optometric Association and American Optometric Association. This award is presented to one outstanding doctor each year who has been in practice for fewer than ten years. The award recognizes the doctor’s exceptional service to optometry, dedication to the visual welfare of the public and service to the community.

• President of the Wisconsin Optometric Association (2019)
• Vice-president of the Wisconsin Optometric Association (2017)
• Diplomate of the American Board of Optometry
• Wisconsin Young Optometrist of the Year (2007)
• Boyd Eskridge Clinical Excellence Award, University of Alabama-Birmingham (UAB)
• Doctorate of Optometry, UAB, 2003
• Pediatric resident, UAB, 2003-2004
• Bachelor of Science-University of Wisconsin-La Crosse

In 2003–2004 Dr. Wonderling was selected to be the pediatric resident at UAB. The residency included seeing patients at the Newborn Follow-Up Clinic, which is a multidisciplinary clinic caring for low-birthweight babies. She also cared for patients at the Sparks Clinic, which is a multidisciplinary facility that cares for patients with academic and developmental delays. Dr. Wonderling examined patients at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind and the Helen Keller School. She also saw patients at the Low Vision Rehabilitation Clinic at the Callahan Eye Foundation Hospital, and at the office of one of the leading pediatric ophthalmologists in the Southeast. Dr. Wonderling also enjoyed spending time in the occupational therapy department at Children’s Hospital in Birmingham.

Dr. Wonderling was a masked examiner for ATS3 and ATS5* and was involved in several research projects at UABSO. She enjoyed being the supervising doctor for the vision therapy department for fourth year optometry interns working with adults and children with binocular vision problems.

Dr. Wonderling has volunteered her time and expertise providing eye care at the Special Olympics, the Cahaba Valley Health Initiative, and Camp Seale Harris for children with diabetes. She has enjoyed mission trips with VOSH (Volunteer Optometrists Serving Humanity) to Mexico, Cuba, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, Peru, and the Dominican Republic. Dr. Wonderling is also a provider for the InfantSee program and Vision USA in Wisconsin.

*ATS3 and ATS5 are an amblyopia treatment studies, supported by the NIH (National Institute for Health).

Dr. Literski joined Family Vision Center in August of 2019. Dr. Literski is a native resident of Trempealeau county having completed high school in Arcadia, WI in 2010 before obtaining a bachelor of science degree with high honors at Winona State University of MN by 2014. Her doctoral degree in optometry was achieved in 2018 through the Illinois College of Optometry in Chicago, IL, where she gradated Magna Cumlada and as a member of the BSK optometric honors society. She then continued to improve her skill set by completing a residency in ocular disease with Associated Eye Care in Stillwater, MN – a private practice of ophthalmologist and optometrist who provide broad spectrum ocular disease eye care as well as providing urgent and emergent care for many medical facilities within the suburbs of the twin cities. Dr. Literski’s interests are in the treatment and managing of various ocular diseases and providing urgent/emergency ocular care to her patients.

Dr. Literski is a current member of the American Optometric Association as well as the Minnesota and Wisconsin state chapters.

During her free time Dr. Literski enjoys spending time at home reading, gardening, spending time with her husband and Pekingese Angus, as well as spending time with family.