Olivia

Originally born in Europe, Olivia moved to Toronto as a teen and brings to MVO over 30 years of experience as an Optician. With a natural ability to connect with people, Olivia is known for her calm and patient approach, something both patients and teammates truly appreciate.


In 2015, she also followed a second passion and became an Ordained Minister and Spiritual Teacher. Now calling Cochrane home, Olivia is happy to be close to family and has found a great fit with the MVO team, where she enjoys making a difference every day.


Outside of work, you’ll find her enjoying the outdoors, gardening, or spending time with loved ones. Olivia loves helping patients find the right eyewear and always brings a thoughtful, grounded energy to the clinic.

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