Dr. Hall received his Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of Waterloo in 1985. He worked for one year as adjunct clinical faculty at UW School of Optometry before settling in private practice in Cambridge in 1986. Dr. Hall completed training in therapeutic management of ocular disease in Oklahoma City, OK. He has had extensive training in laser refractive surgery co-management and is an affiliate doctor of TLC Laser Eye Centers. He has a special interest in multifocal contact lens fitting and can conduct eye exams in English, French and Portuguese.

Dr. Ritchie grew up in Cambridge. He received his Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of Waterloo in 1995. Dr. Ritchie completed an externship in primary eye care and ocular disease in Philadelphia, PA. He has had extensive training in laser refractive surgery co-management and is an affiliate doctor of TLC Laser Eye Centers. Dr. Ritchie has been in practice at Water Street Eye Care since 1997. He has a special interest in pediatric eye care and ocular disease.

Dr. Smith received his Doctor of Optometry degee from the University of Waterloo in 1994. He completed an externship in ocular disease at Edendale Hospital in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. Upon graduation, Dr. Smith moved to Saskatoon to work in City Hospital's department of ophthalmology and in private practice. He returned home in 1998 to pursue research in glaucoma at the UW School of Optometry and to work at TLC laser Eye Centers founding clinic in Windsor. He joined the Water Street eyecare practice in Cambridge in 2001 and continues to work and teach in laser refractive surgery at TLC Laser Eye Centers. He has a special interest in ocular disease and laser refractive surgery.

Dr. Jordan Hall joined Water Street Eyecare in 2014. He graduated from the University of Waterloo School of Optometry in 2014. Dr. Hall completed his Ocular Disease Externship at The Lexington VA Medical Center and was a primary care intern at Water Street Eyecare. He enjoys all aspects of practicing Optometry in Cambridge and has a special interest in binocular vision and ocular disease.