General Info

Dr. Judith Holloway, a native of Darlington, MD and 1991 honors graduate of the Pennsylvania College of Optometry is certified by the National Board of Examiners in Optometry. Her pre-med undergraduate work was completed at Loyola University. She attained her Master of Science degree in Vision Rehabilitation interning at the William Feinbloom Vision Rehabilitation Center in Philadelphia. For nine years, Dr. Holloway practiced at Delaware Ophthalmology Consultants before returning to private practice in Maryland. Dr. Holloway is a member of the American Optometric Association and Maryland Optometric Association. Past memberships include the Delaware Optometric Association, Student Optometric Service to Humanity and Beta Sigma Kappa Biological Honor Society. Awards include the Clinical Excellence Award, Graduate Studies Excellence Award, CIBA Contact Lens Achievement Award, NOIR Low Vision Award, and the Bausch & Lomb Contact with the Future Educational Travel Grant. She has served as a consultant to the Delaware Division for the Visually Impaired, an educational instructor to fourth year optometric interns, and lectured at the International Contact Lens Conference and numerous local and regional seminars. In 2018, Dr. Holloway received a gubernatorial appointment from Governor Larry Hogan to serve a five year term as a Board of Trustee for The Harford Community College. Today, Dr. Holloway resides in Churchville, MD with her four children and enjoys balancing a healthy family life while developing long-lasting relationships with her patients.