Dr. Jordon

Dr. Amber Jordon was born and raised in a small rural Texas town.  After graduating high school at the age of 16 she went on to obtain her Associates of Science degree in Biology. She then attended the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Chemistry and Biology. After working as an optometric assistant while in school, she became motivated to pursue her doctor of optometry degree.

Dr. Jordon received her optometric education at the University of Houston, College of Optometry where she was an active member of the American Optometric Association. During school she received clinical letters of excellence from her attending professors, and graduated as a member of the prestigious Beta Sigma Kappa optometric honor society.

Dr. Jordon completed a clinical internship at a medical based private practice in Carthage, Texas where she had hospital privileges and was on call for ocular emergencies such as to remove ocular foreign bodies and treat severe ocular infections ranging from bacterial, fungal, or viral in nature. Dr. Jordon then completed an internship at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio where she treated veterans and active duty personnel.  This site allowed Dr. Jordon to fit specialized contact lenses made to treat corneas that were irregular due to trauma and disease. At these internship sites, Dr. Jordon gave continuing education lectures regarding ocular disease to her academic peers.

After completing her internships, Dr. Jordon relocated to Corpus Christi, where she has steadily built a patient base.  After visiting the Portland area she decided to open a private practice dedicated to providing high-quality optometry services in a comfortable environment to ensure each patient receives the personal attention and professional care they deserve.

She is currently involved in a mentorship program with Texas A & M Corpus Christi where select students shadow her in clinic to learn about the optometric profession.

In her spare time, Dr. Jordon enjoys spending the day taking her rambunctious rat terrier, Riley to the park.

Dr. Nguyen

Dr. Johnny Nguyen was raised in the Woodlands, Texas.  He was a member of the National Honor Society and graduated with magna cum laude distinction.  Dr. Nguyen got accepted to the University of St. Thomas with a full academic scholarship to pursue a degree in Chemistry.  Dr. Nguyen also obtained minor degrees in both Biology and Philosophy.  During his undergraduate education he was elected to be the vice president of the American Chemical Society where he was invited to give a presentation on new developments in chemistry at the national chemistry conference.

As a result of his experience with volunteering at Memorial Hermann Hospital and MD Anderson, Dr. Nguyen was influenced to chose a career path in optometry.  Along with the help of his preceptors and optometrists that he worked for, Dr. Nguyen got accepted into the University of Houston College of Optometry.  In addition to his letter of excellence in  family practice clinic, Dr. Nguyen was invited to give speeches to his academic peers about his research on Non-arteritic optic neuropathy, which is a vision threatening emergency that must be treated properly and immediately.  Dr. Nguyen was also a guest speaker for Continuing Education at Lehman Eye Center in Nacogdoches, Texas and  at Wilford Hall Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.

Dr. Nguyen previously worked at Cloud Eye Associates in Alice, Texas.  Along with cataract and Lasik co-management, Dr. Nguyen also treats glaucoma and ocular emergencies.  He was recently a guest speaker for the Rotary, Lion’s Club, and Gregory-Portland High School on diabetic retinopathy.

Dr. Nguyen is the emergency doctor for Kiewit, Gulf Marine Fabricator, Gulf Coast Fabricator, C & G, Shore Inc., North Shore ER, and Shoreline Rehab Center.

Dr. Nguyen has finally decided to call Portland home especially since he enjoys fishing, boating, and various water activities.