About Us

Dr. Courtney retired at the end of 2022.

Dr. Courtney grew up in the Snohomish area and graduated from Snohomish High School. He received his undergraduate education from Washington State University and Pacific University. He earned his Doctorate of Optometry from Pacific University School of Optometry. Dr. Courtney has been providing quality eye care in Monroe for over thirty years. His practice offers comprehensive vision exams including the diagnosis and treatment of a wide array of eye disease and injuries. He is a current member of the Optometric Physicians of Washington. In his free time, Dr. Courtney enjoys hiking, trail running, fishing and also playing jazz trombone with local bands. He also enjoys spending time with his two children, three granddaughters and his large extended family.

Dr. Sessions performed his undergraduate studies at Ricks College and Brigham Young University. He received his Doctor of Optometry degree from the Southern California College of Optometry, graduating with honors in 1997. Thereafter, Dr. Sessions completed a one year residency in Seattle. His residency focused on the treatment of ocular disease and surgical co-management with full therapeutic privileges. Following his residency, Dr. Sessions worked at TLC Northwest Laser Center in Lynnwood where he worked with patients having laser refractive surgery. There he provided pre-operative counseling, examinations and post-operative care. Dr. Sessions joined Dr. Courtney at The Monroe Vision Clinic in 1999. He provides full-scope optometric care to patients of all ages. His practice includes ocular disease management, post-surgical care of cataract, corneal disease, glaucoma, vitreo-retinal disease and contact lenses. He lives with his wife Amber and their 5 children in Snohomish. He enjoys traveling, boating and alpine skiing with his family, racquetball and golfing.

Dr. Lee is an optometrist with a focus on the treatment and management of ocular disease and fitting of soft and specialty contact lenses. He completed his optometry training at the Illinois College of Optometry in Chicago, Illinois. Following graduation, he went on to complete a residency in ocular disease at the Louis Stokes Veteran Affairs medical center in Cleveland, Ohio, the third largest VA hospital in the country. During his residency, he worked with retinal and corneal ophthalmologists, and optometric physicians in ocular disease, low vision, and medically necessary contact lenses. Prior to joining MVC in 2019, he practiced in an ophthalmology private practice in Kirkland, where he co-managed cataract and eyelid surgeries and practiced medical optometry. A Southern California native, Dr. Lee completed his undergrad studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, with a B.S. in physiological sciences. In his free time, he enjoys the outdoors, traveling, and photography.

Dr. Mason Schneider was born in Seattle and raised in Renton, Washington. He decided to pursue a career in eye care after being diagnosed with two retinal tears, a potentially sight-threatening condition. Fortunately the problem was diagnosed and corrected before it had any affect on vision. Dr. Schneider owes the vision in his left eye to his family optometrist who was careful and thorough in his examination. Dr. Schneider is committed to giving his patients the same thoughtful and comprehensive care he is so grateful to have received. He completed his undergrad studies at Brigham Young University with a B.S. in Nutritional Science, optometry training at Pacific University Oregon and completed his residency at Salt Lake City VA Medical Center.

Dr. Schneider and his wife have four energetic young boys. He enjoys spending time with his family and having fun outdoors.