Our Care Team

Providing comprehensive patient care, our nurses' key responsibilities include conducting patient assessments, assisting doctors with procedures and administering medications. These core functions ensure patients receive thorough evaluations, support during medical interventions and proper treatment. Additionally, our nurses lead specialised initiatives, including nurse-led eye injections, demonstrating their expertise and expanding their role in patient care. They play a vital role in maintaining high standards of care in our ophthalmology setting, contributing significantly to patient outcomes and healthcare delivery through both their supporting roles and nurse-led services.

As the first line of defence in eye care, our optometrists support the doctors by providing services such as refraction tests and spectacles prescription, cataract and refractive surgery assessments, low vision rehabilitation and contact lens fitting. They also work closely with the doctors to provide care for patients with stable eye conditions. 

Orthoptists specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with eye conditions such as abnormal eye movement and eye coordination, lazy eyes, squinting, and binocular vision disorder. Working with both adult and paediatric patients with eye problems, our orthoptists would introduce eye exercises and therapies to improve their vision and alleviate their symptoms. 

Our team of technicians operate a variety of diagnostic equipment to perform clinical investigations. The test results help our ophthalmologists assess patients' conditions and determine the best course of treatment. 

The team works closely with the clinical staff to provide the best possible patient care and service. To maintain high efficiency and quality, we constantly strive to optimise the department's operations by managing and overeseing budgets, planning workflows and monitoring facilities and eqiupment maintainance.

Our ancillary team provides frontline support by ensuring the clinic's cleanliness and readiness to receive patients, offering financial counselling services, assisting physicians during consultations, and managing patients' appointments and enquiries.