matriculated from Pacific University with his doctorate in optometry, with distinction. His PhD in Vision Science studied the relationship between the ocular structure and image size difference (aniseikonia).

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Dr. Kundart was in private practice for five years in Easton, Pennsylvania, where he specialized in primary care and low vision for the working poor and special-needs children. Dr. Kundart is a fellow in the American Academy of Optometry and an academic fellow in the College of Optometrists in Vision Development. He runs the 3D Performance service in Beaverton where he specializes in double vision and aniseikonia from ocular, neurological, and systemic disease, especially the connective tissue disorder Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. 

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Dr. Kundart was named Clinical Faculty of the Year three times and has served as the chair of the board of directors of Amigos Eye Care for ten years.  He is the twice former chair of the University Faculty Senate and is an active member of the Vision Performance Institute and Vision Science graduate program on campus. 

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Originally from McAdoo, Pennsylvania, Dr. Kundart and his wife Alicks have a son and share their home with a collection of rescued pets, including a cat with low vision.