Clinic Outreach Specialist, Digital Health
Instructor, Evidence-Based Clinical Practice

OD
University of California, Berkeley, 2001

Residency
Urban Family Practice, State University of New York College of Optometry, 2002

MPH
Global Public Health, Policy & Management, New York University, 2010

Sherstinsky, M.  Epidemiology and Research Methods. In: Hatch SW. Public Health Optometry 2020: Environmental Vision, Epidemiology, International Optometry. 2021 https://shared.kotobee.com/#/book/45264/reader

Monahan LJ, Calip GS, Novo P, Sherstinsky M, Casiano M, Mota E, Dourado I, “Impact of the Family Health Program on gastroenteritis in children in Bahia, Northeast Brazil: An analysis of primary care-sensitive conditions, Journal of Epidemiology and Global Health, Sept 2013, 3(3): 175–185

Weiserbs KF, Sherstinsky M, Gebrian B, Psoter WJ. Myopia review and report of environmental associations. Focus in Infant Nutrition. Suppl. to Agrofood Industry High-Tech 2008 July-Aug; 19(4):xx-xxii

Sherstinsky M, Contreras, P, The Universidad Autonoma de Aguascalientes / State University of New York Affiliation for the First Master of Optometric Science Degree in Mexico. Optometric Education 2008; 33(2): 50-55

Sherstinsky M, Stanberry A, Young, Blind and Illegal: An Unusual Outcome of Juvenile-Onset Glaucoma in an Undocumented Person. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, 2009

Sherstinsky M, Moyshelis E, Dul M, Prevalence of Ocular and Systemic Disease in St. Vincent and the Grenadines Population, Optometry and Vision Science 2007, E-abstract 075266

Sherman V, March WF, Sherstinsky M, Steffy D, Patterns of Compliance: Insights with the New Compliance Monitor, Optometry and Vision Science 2006; E-abstract 065220

Shields S, Sherstinsky M, March WF, A Retrospective Case Control Study of intraocular pressure in patients with human immunodeficiency virus and treated with reverse transcriptase inhibitors, Optometry and Vision Science 2005; 82: E-abstract 055387

Sherstinsky M, Alianakian R, Horizontal Diplopia as an Uncommon Outcome of Tripod and Orbital Floor Repair Surgery, Optometry and Vision Science 2001; 78 (suppl):171

Dr. Mark Sherstinsky is an optometrist who has worked in underserved communities in New York, California and internationally for his whole career. His eye care and educational interests include primary eye care and ocular disease, diabetic retinopathy telemedicine, clinical education, international eye care delivery and educational programs, evidence-based clinical practice, public health and epidemiology.