Dr. Scott Spector was born and educated in New York. He graduated from a six-year medical program and trained as an ophthalmologist at The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. He completed a Glaucoma fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania. He founded Spector Eyecare in Norwalk, CT where he has practiced for over 30 years. Dr. Spector has always been a prolific cataract surgeon. In 1999, he built and developed the New Vision Cataract and Laser Surgical Center in Norwalk. He has been on the front line in developing small incisions, laser-assisted, refractive cataract surgery.
Renita Sebastin, O.D. is a clinical optometrist at Spector Eye Care. She received her Doctorate in Optometry with clinical honors from the New England College of Optometry and completed her residency in vision rehabilitation and ocular disease at the West Haven VA Medical Center. During that time, she managed complex ocular conditions while also providing rehabilitation services for individuals with significant vision loss and those suffering from the visual consequences of traumatic brain injury. She is passionate about providing excellent care to patients of all ages and will take the time to understand your concerns to provide you with the best possible plan of care.
Mary Beth Schanz, O.D. is a Clinical Optometrist at Spector Eye Care. In addition, she serves as an Adjunct Clinical Professor of Optometry at the SUNY-College of Optometry. Dr. Schanz received her Doctorate in Optometry, with Honors, from the State University of New York-College of Optometry and completed her Residency in Low Vision at the West Haven VA Medical Center. She is trained to identify and manage a wide variety of eye conditions and eye diseases as well as to provide contact lens services and work in the care and management of refractive surgery patients.