Jeffrey D. Zilles, OD

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Dedicated Optometrist with a Passion for Eye Care Joins Tremonton Practice  

Tremonton, Utah – Bear River Eye Center is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Jeffrey D. Zilles to their team of experienced eye care professionals. 

A native of Cache Valley with strong ties to Tremonton, Dr. Zilles brings a wealth of knowledge and a deep commitment to providing exceptional eye care to patients of all ages. His expertise in primary eye care, glaucoma management, and treatment of dry and irritated eyes make him a valuable asset to the community.  

A 2010 graduate of Utah State University with a Degree in Accounting, Dr. Zilles discovered his true calling in optometry and pursued his Doctor of Optometry Degree at Midwestern University Arizona College of Optometry in 2019. During his time in optometry school, he completed externships at prestigious clinics in Phoenix, Arizona, and Murray, Utah, honing his skills and gaining valuable experience.  

Beyond his academic achievements, Dr. Zilles is deeply committed to giving back to those in need. He participated in a humanitarian mission in Hermosillo, Mexico, where he provided essential eye care services to underserved communities, showcasing his dedication to improving the vision health of others.  

In his personal life, Dr. Zilles finds joy in spending time with his wife and three sons. An avid sports fan, he passionately supports the Utah State Aggies and Utah Jazz. When he is not in the office, he can be found exploring the great outdoors, indulging in activities such as hiking, snow skiing, and fly fishing. 

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