Dr. Patricia Terp, MD grew up in Northern Arkansas before moving to Omaha to attend Creighton University. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biology, graduating summa cum laude and then continued on to receive her Doctorate of Medicine from Creighton University in 2011. Dr. Terp completed her residency training at the University of Nebraska Medical Center Truhlsen Eye Institute in Omaha. She is a comprehensive Board-Certified ophthalmologist.
Dr. Patricia Terp, MD grew up in Northern Arkansas before moving to Omaha to attend Creighton University. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biology, graduating summa cum laude and then continued on to receive her Doctorate of Medicine from Creighton University in 2011. Dr. Terp completed her residency training at the University of Nebraska Medical Center Truhlsen Eye Institute in Omaha. She is a comprehensive Board-Certified ophthalmologist.
Dr. Patricia Terp, MD grew up in Northern Arkansas before moving to Omaha to attend Creighton University. She received her Bachelor of Science in Biology, graduating summa cum laude and then continued on to receive her Doctorate of Medicine from Creighton University in 2011. Dr. Terp completed her residency training at the University of Nebraska Medical Center Truhlsen Eye Institute in Omaha. She is a comprehensive Board-Certified ophthalmologist. Dr. Terp also currently serves on the executive committee for the Nebraska Academy of Eye Physicians and Surgeons. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family, cake decorating, and playing soccer.
Everyone is so nice and helpful. Thank you Dr Terp.
No wait time. Wonderful expierence. Love her.
She and her team are very thorough!
Very happy with care given.
Really friendly and caring. She gave a great visit
Very very helpful
Dr Terp is kind, caring, knowledgeable and professional. Staff is great as well!
Always very professional
Professional, Personable, all as it should be.
Dr. Terp is always wonderful! She is kind, understanding and so good at answering questions in a way that you don't have to be in the medical profession to make sense of.