Debra Wolaniuk, O.D.

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Meet Dr. Debra Wolaniuk

Dr. Wolaniuk, a resident of East Hempfield Township is in private practice and owner of Dombrowski Eye Associates in Centerville. She and her husband, Dr. Dennis Dombrowski have been practicing in the Lancaster area for over 20 years. Their practice specializes in custom designed Contact Lenses…especially for the hard-to-fit patient as well as diagnosis and treatment of Eye Diseases. Dr. Wolaniuk also concentrates on the Pediatric Patient. They are a full-service Eye-Health Care Practice which includes an exclusive Designer Eyewear Dispensary.

Dr. Wolaniuk received her undergraduate degree from Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia. In 1987 she received her Doctorate of Optometry from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. She futhered her clinical training at the Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, as well as at the Eye Institute at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry.

Dr. Wolaniuk has served as Secretary and several terms as President of the Lancaster Optometric Society. She has also served on several committees on the state level of the Pennsylvania Optometric Society and the American Optometric Society. She is a member of MENSA International and the Gold Key International Optometric Honor Society. In 1996 she was awarded both “Young OD of the Year’ and “OD of the Year” for the Lancaster Optometric Society. She has been a speaker on the local and state-wide level for the Pennsylvania Paraoptometric Organization. She has also done numerous presentations for the Science Club at St. Leo the Great School on Vision, Anatomy and Dissection. Following hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Dr. Wolaniuk was deployed to Texas with the American Red Cross to help with hurricane victims.

After moving to Lancaster in 1987, Dr. Wolaniuk practiced as an associate in Camp Hill, PA at the office of V. Eugene Kilmore, MD and Charles Stuckey, OD, MPH; a high volume ophthalmological and contact lens practice for over eight years. She now concentrates her efforts in Centerville, where she is seeing patients part-time. She is the mother of four children, including twins born in 1996 and volunteers her time at St. Leo the Great School. She enjoys cooking, weight training, golf and outdoor activities with her children.