HAMILTON, NJ (609) 587-2020 DR. SHINJINI BOSE, OD Home | About Us | Doctors | Dr. Shinjini Bose, OD About Dr. Shinjini Bose, OD I received my OD degree from New England College of Optometry in 2017. My clinical experience includes an internship at Dorchester House Health Center in Boston, where I gained experience with pediatric patients in primary eye care. I also interned at Providence VA Medical Center where I treated many veterans with common eye conditions such as glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration. While at NECO, I was vice president of Massachusetts Society of Optometry and an active leader in the Private Practice Club. I’ve also participated in the vision screening program “Opening Eyes” at the NJ Special Olympic Games. I am currently a member of the American Optometric Association and the New Jersey Society of Optometric Physicians. I am very excited to be on board and working with the amazing staff at Campus Eye Group. I take pleasure in making sure my patients are satisfied, and I truly enjoy creating relationships with patients while providing comprehensive eye exams. Outside the office I enjoy traveling, trying new cuisines, and practicing yoga. WHAT OUR PATIENTS SAY “LASIK was the best decision I could've made and choosing Campus Eye Group made the experience as comforting as possible. I have been a glasses/contact wearer for over 15 years and it has always made my life slightly more complex. I am a very active person and neither eye glasses nor contacts seem to be the ideal solution for me. Now, glasses/contact free I can be as active as I like without having to worry about my glasses falling off or losing my contacts.” VIEW MORE TESTIMONIALS HAVE A QUESTION? First Name Last Name Phone Email Message CAPTCHA HAMILTON 1700 Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road Suite A-1 Hamilton, NJ 08690 PRINCETON 800 Bunn Drive Suite 301 Princeton, NJ 08540 PHONE (609) 587-2020 AVERAGE RATING 4.0 517 Reviews Read Patient Reviews » Privacy Policy Site Map Campus Eye Group ©2019 Website by Digital Limelight Media