Steven Tittl, O.D., MPH, is the founder of Clear Horizon of Alaska and an experienced, compassionate physician dedicated to providing comprehensive eye care solutions that enhance patients’ ocular health and overall vision.

Dr. Tittl earned his Doctor of Optometry degree from Nova Southeastern University. He then completed a highly competitive residency specializing in ocular disease and primary care through Indiana University and the Huntington Veterans Administration Medical Center.

Throughout his career, Dr. Tittl has contributed to multiple facets of the optometric profession. His clinical experience includes serving on the staff at the Cleveland Clinic’s Cole Eye Institute, Hershel VA Medical Center and the Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston. As an educator, he has served as an adjunct professor and preceptor for several domestic and international colleges of optometry. On the business and research front, he has managed a corporate sublet of eight successful optometry practices and served as an investigator for over 50 contact lens-related studies, contributing to numerous published articles.

Dr. Tittl brings a distinguished background of leadership and service to his practice, having served for 22 years as an officer in the U.S. Air Force Reserves. During his extensive military career, he held many pivotal roles including leading numerous readiness training and global humanitarian missions, delivering critical medical care to impoverished populations and disaster-stricken areas.

This deep-seated commitment to philanthropy extends to his local and global volunteer work with many organizations such as Mercy Ships, Unite for Sight, Volunteer Optometric Service to Humanity (VOSH), and Project Angel Food. Through the Clear Horizon Mobile Eye Clinic, Dr. Tittl extends his impact beyond Alaska, traveling to various U.S. territories and native reservations to provide essential vision care to underserved communities.