When Dr. Adam Fedyk decided to become an eye surgeon years ago, he had a simple goal: he wanted to help people see better. And perhaps because Dr. Fedyk doesn’t stop working to improve his skill set and patients’ outcomes, that goal was rapidly supplanted by a new one: to give his patients great vision, without the need for glasses or contact lenses. And after many years at the forefront of innovative vision correction surgery, he’s made that target an attainable one.
When Dr. Adam Fedyk decided to become an eye surgeon years ago, he had a simple goal: he wanted to help people see better. And perhaps because Dr. Fedyk doesn’t stop working to improve his skill set and patients’ outcomes, that goal was rapidly supplanted by a new one: to give his patients great vision, without the need for glasses or contact lenses. And after years at the forefront of innovative vision correction surgery, he’s made that target an attainable one.
Mizzou
As a Curators Scholar, Dr. Fedyk earned a Bachelors of Science degree in Biology, which was conferred Magna Cum Laude. He served proudly as an executive in his fraternity, Delta Tau Delta. Dr. Fedyk then continued on and obtained his Doctor of Medicine degree.
Mason Eye Institute
Dr. Fedyk returned to Columbia to do a Cornea and Refractive Surgery Fellowship at the University of Missouri.
University of Texas – Southwestern
Parkland Hospital
Dr. Fedyk completed his residency in ophthalmology at one of the most famous and prestigious programs in the United States, the flagship medical training program in Texas.
“Dear Patient,
I am passionate about your total eye health. My promise is to carefully listen and to value your time while creating a customized treatment plan. I will provide the best resources for a lifetime of excellent vision and healthy eyes and do this with empathy, honesty, and respect.
It is my goal to provide not only the best medical and surgical care, but also do it in an efficient manner. I would like to get you in my office, listen to your story, diagnose the problem and then treat your problem appropriately, whether it’s medical or surgical, and finally get you out in a timely fashion.”
Yours sincerely,
Adam R. Fedyk, M.D., F.A.C.S.
