Lindsay Moore

Lindsay graduated with a Bachelor of Optometry / Bachelor of Science degree with honours from the University of New South Wales in 2010. Since graduating, she has worked in a variety of group and private optometric practices, as well as for private Ophthalmologists. She has been working at Centre for Eye Health since 2015 and has an interest in patient co-management, integrating optometry care with that of other health practitioners.

Elizabeth Wong

Elizabeth is a senior staff optometrist at the Centre for Eye Health, who has worked in a variety of clinical settings including ophthalmology practice. She received her Bachelor of Optometry from UNSW and subsequently completed her Graduate Certificate in Ocular therapeutics and Master of Optometry. Elizabeth has been involved in continuing education events both locally, through presentation of CFEH webinars, as well as abroad, at American Academy conferences. She has a special interest in glaucoma and collaborative care, and administers the CFEH collaborative care glaucoma management clinic. Elizabeth has authored several papers published in peer reviewed journals and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry.

Carol Chu

Carol received her Bachelor of Optometry and Graduate Certificate in Ocular Therapeutics from The University of New South Wales, also receiving the University Medal. She has worked in private and corporate optometric practices, joining the Centre for Eye Health in 2011.  Carol is currently working with Guide Dogs NSW/ACT to develop a low vision clinic at CFEH Parramatta offering functional vision assessment for patients with significant vision loss.

Dr Agnes Choi

Agnes received her Bachelor of Optometry and subsequently her Graduate Certificate in Ocular Therapeutics, Master of Optometry and PhD from the University of New South Wales. She worked in private optometric practice and as a Clinical Optometrist in the Institute for Eye Research, Sydney, before joining CFEH. Her PhD research area was in early diagnosis of age-related macular degeneration using functional tests. Agnes also provides clinical care to patients requiring electrodiagnostic tests.

Michael Yapp

Michael is currently the Head of Clinical Operations at CFEH and has been working at the Centre since its inception in 2009.  Prior to this, Michael had a diverse range of clinical experience, working in private practice before undertaking locum work Australia-wide and in the UK, as well as running an optical charity and working in two different ophthalmology practices.