DANIELLE ROTH

Dr. Roth is as local as they come. Born and raised in the beautiful Beverly Grove neighborhood, she attended Hancock Park Elementary School, and then the Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies, graduating from both at the top of her class. She continued on to UCLA (Go Bruins!), and three and a half years later graduated with honors.

Dr. Roth worked in an Ophthalmology office during high school, and it is there that she first developed an interest in the field of eyes and helping people with vision problems. While completing her Bachelors Degree, Dr. Roth volunteered at the UCLA Hospital and worked in the Jules Stein Eye Institute, researching Dry Eye Disease.

After graduating from UCLA, she was accepted to Marshall B. Ketchum University to study Optometry, and became an active member of the Honors Program, and a student member of the College of Optometrists in Vision Development, as well as accepting the position of the Liaison for the Cornea and Contact Lens Section of the American Optometric Association. 

Dog in doctor's officeDr. Roth also finds time for volunteer work, is an active member of the Los Angeles County Optometric Society (LACOS), the California and American Optometric Associations, the College of Optometrists in Vision Development, and the Miracle Mile Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Roth also volunteers with Icing Smiles, a nonprofit organization, where she bakes custom cakes for families impacted by the critical illness of a child. 

She loves going to museums and can often be seen at the neighboring LACMA. Dr. Roth loves to bake (check out her creations on Instagram: @eyedocbakes ), roots for UCLA, and plays with her adorable rescue pup, Oliver.