Live from the Hub: Meet Dr. Henry - Bôhten Eyewear

Live from the Hub: Meet Dr. Henry

Live from the Hub is a monthly feature highlighting one of Bôhten’s leading team members. Learn more about Bôhten and our process here – and be sure to check back often to learn more about our fun staff, our creative process and what’s in store for us! 

Meet
Dr. Henry

Dr Josiah Henry Tsiquaye is Bôhten's very own in house Optometrist and has been on the team for over a  year. After completing his Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree in 2018 at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), he worked as an intern Optometrist at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital (GARH) in 2018. Aside practicing optometry, he has a great interest in research. He is the principal investigator and co-author of the publication on Assessment_of_availability_awareness_and_perception_of stakeholders_regarding_preschool_vision_screening_in Kumasi_Ghana_An_exploratory_study Dr. Henry was also the recipient of Lois Schoenbrun Student Travel Fellowship in 2018, awarded to him by the Foundation of the American Academy of Optometry (AAO) He is a member of the American Academy of Optometry (AAO) and a member of the Ghana Optometric Association (GOA).
Before joining Bôhten, he worked with Eye Express Family Eye care as the resident Optometrist. 

 
Learn more about Dr. Henry's’s experience at Bôhten below!


1) What's a typical day like for you at Bôhten?

 On a daily basis, I provide customer service support for prescription and non-prescription orders and inquiries. I’m basically the guy on the other side where customers who have queries regarding their prescription would talk to. I also supervise and ensure our optical laboratories are up to the task, to ensure all lens orders are fulfilled. I also manage the independent optical stores relationships on behalf of the team. 

 

2) What makes working at Bôhten different from other places you've worked?

 In my previous job, I was in the clinic the whole time attending to patients and I must admit this routine got boring sometimes. Working with Bôhten has given me the opportunity to widen my scope - I work with other departments like the sales, logistics, research and development and of course Club Bôhten which gives me the avenue to practice my clinical skills by attending to patients. 

3) What is the most challenging part of your job at Bôhten?

The most challenging part of my job is trying to explain things to a disagreeable customer. But, that rarely happens though.

 

4) What is your favorite part about working at Bôhten?

 Communicating with our lovely customers and stockists  is my favorite part of the job. Receiving positive responses and compliments makes me proud to be part of the Bôhten team. In Bôhten, we prioritize quality customer service so when I get a positive feedback it’s excites me. 

 

 5) What cool projects are you working on next?

The Club Bôhten initiative is one of the cool projects I’m working on currently. It's where we promote eye care education and conduct eye examinations for children between 10 - 15 years to improve eye health in Ghana. Our aim is to eliminate poor vision as an impediment to learning and social development. 

 6) What's your favorite pair of Bôhten frames and why?

Until the release of the Duru Family, Aristotle Gold Rosewood was my favorite. I have however come to fall in love with the Abana Ebony because of its wider facial features which fit people of African decent better. I also like how the Ebony blends with my skin color. 

 

 Thank you Dr. Henry for sharing your experiences at Bôhten with everyone!

 

Interested in learning more about Bôhten's newest Duru Family of frames? Check out the capsule collection here!

 

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