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Dr Johannes Keller: a fellowship that sh...
Dr Johannes Keller’s journey through the Vitreoretinal Fellowship at Sydney Eye Hospital in 2015 not only advanced his skills in ophthalmology but also opened the door to new opportunities and a lasting impact on eye health.
Tom never imagined his vision would be a...
Tom was young, healthy, and building a new life — until a rare eye condition threatened to take his sight. Thanks to Sydney Eye Hospital, he got the expert care he needed just in time.
An artistic touch: How a Sydney Eye Hosp...
Dr Tasneem Arsiwalla: advancing eye heal...
Dr Tasneem Arsiwalla’s experience as a Mabs Melville Corneal Fellow at Sydney Eye Hospital in 2020 was pivotal in shaping her career.
New program launches during World Glauco...
This Project includes two core initiatives to help patients, the Sydney Eye Drop Chart, and the Sydney Eye Drop App. It’s all about collaborative care and supporting patients to correctly administer their medicines at home.
From Fellow to frontline:
How Dr Yeoâ...
In the bustling world of ophthalmology, Dr Yeo’s story stands out as a beacon of professional triumph and personal evolution. When he embarked on his Vitreoretinal Fellowship at Sydney Eye Hospital in 2021, he was not just pursuing advanced training; he was on a mission to transform eye care in a significant way.
A brighter future: Jake’s journey at S...
At just four years old, Jake's world was suddenly thrown into uncertainty. A routine eye check-up, which seemed like a simple part of growing up, turned into something far more significant when his parents, Peter and Lucy, were referred to the Sydney Eye Hospital.
Meet our 2025 Ophthalmology Fellows
We are thrilled to welcome four distinguished new Fellows to our 2025 team. Each of these experienced specialist ophthalmologists brings a wealth of knowledge, willingness to learn and dedication to advancing patient care with us.
Roche’s generous support fuels groundb...
In 2024, Roche Products Pty Limited made a transformative contribution to the field of ophthalmology by jointly funding the prestigious Uveitis Research Fellowship at the Sydney Eye Hospital Foundation.
A family legacy at Sydney Eye Hospital
During their time at the Sydney Eye Hospital, where their beloved mother Sheila was receiving care, daughters Belinda and Carma found themselves reflecting on their family’s rich history.
Understanding age-related macular degene...
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of vision loss in Australians over the age of 55. It’s a condition that affects the central part of the retina, the macula, which is responsible for clear, detailed vision. Over time, the macula deteriorates, leading to blurry or distorted vision, making everyday tasks like reading, driving, or recognising faces difficult.
Sheila’s Team: A family united in care
At nearly 98 years old, Sheila is a beloved mother and grandmother whose strength has kept her family close through life’s challenges. In August 2024, Sheila faced a serious health scare that brought her daughters and extended family together in an inspiring display of love and support.
