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Scott Sitterle, O.D.

Scott Sitterle, O.D.

Dr. Sitterle opened his practice in Thousand Oaks in 1994. He graduated from the University of Houston College of Optometry in 1990. He is licensed as an optometric glaucoma specialist and in the diagnosis and treatment of eye disease, injury, and infection, and currently sees patients Monday-Thursday.

Dr. Sitterle has been an active member of the Community Bible Church since 1993 and plays trumpet in the praise orchestra. He is also a board member and past vice-president of the Northeast San Antonio Rotary Club.

Dr. Sitterle is also a Senior Sales Coordinator for NSA/Juice Plus+, a company that educates the public on the relationship between nutrition and disease and markets fruit and vegetable nutritional supplements. His goal is to help his patients understand that almost 90% of all chronic diseases (macular degeneration, cataracts, hypertension, diabetes, arthritis, cancer, auto-immune disease, etc.) can be prevented or managed through proper nutrition.

Most people don’t know, but Dr. Sitterle volunteered as a radio DJ on 91.3 FM from 1990-1994. His favorite pastime besides music is chillin’ in the sun. Favorite spots are the beach, lake, river, or pool; anywhere there is sun and water. He and his wife, Gloria, have been married since 1990 and have two sons, Philip, who works at Samsung in Austin, and Clifton, who is studying to be a Vet at Texas A&M.