citekk1@pacificu.edu
Dr. Citek is an Associate
Professor of Optometry at Pacific University College of Optometry
in Forest Grove, Oregon. He teaches courses in Ophthalmic Optics,
Physiological Optics, and Visual Perception, and supervises student
interns in the Primary Care and Low Vision Clinics at the Forest
Grove Family Vision Center.
Dr. Citek received
his degrees of Doctor of Optometry and Doctor of Philosophy in
Vision Science from the State University of New York College of
Optometry in 1993 and 1995, respectively. He is a Fellow of the
American Academy of Optometry and a member of the American Optometric
Association, the Oregon Optometric Physicians Association, the
Optical Society of America, and the Association for Research in
Vision and Ophthalmology.
In April 1998, the
Journal of the American Optometric Association published a paper
reviewing the DRE program that was authored by Dr. Citek with
Edward Kosnoski and Dr. Robert Yolton of Pacific University, and
Capt. Charles Hayes and Senior Trooper Richard Evans of the Oregon
State Police. Other papers co-authored by Dr. Citek on DRE evaluations,
HGN testing, and convergence testing are currently in press. Dr.
Citek also has written articles with Dr. Yolton about Positional
Alcohol Nystagmus, and pupils and pupil size estimation for the
Northwest Evaluator DRE newsletter.
Dr. Citek has been
involved in teaching eye signs at the DRE Schools in Oregon, Washington,
and Idaho, and observing alcohol workshops, certification sessions,
and several ride-alongs. He has participated in numerous presentations
to police officers, prosecutors, and judges on HGN and eye movements
at the regional, national, and international level, including
the 1998, 1999, and 2001 IACP Annual DRE Meetings. In addition,
he has testified as an expert witness for the prosecution on the
admissibility of DRE evidence at hearings in Oregon (May 1997),
Hawaii (March 1999), and Idaho (September 2001); on the admissibility
of HGN at hearings in Washington (January 2000), St. Croix (December
2000), Kansas (August 2001), and Oregon (September 2002); and
on HGN evidence at trials in Washington (May 2001) and Oregon
(September 2001).
When not tending to
his other academic and research responsibilities, Dr. Citek enjoys
skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking with his wife, Patricia, as well
as sampling (in moderation!) many of the fine microbrew beers
and estate wines of the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
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