Ye Tun is an Ophthalmic Investigation Specialist at Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC). He has 12 years of experience in dealing with advanced glaucoma, neuro-ophthalmology, and paediatric cases which need visual field assessment and specialized ophthalmic investigations. He is much involved in training and education activities, especially with iJCAHPO accredited SNEC-Duke-NUS Ophthalmic Assistant and

Shawn Loh graduated from the University of Manchester in 2012 and has experience working in the optical retail, education, and healthcare industry. He is currently in practice as a clinical optometrist at the Singapore National Eye Centre where he not only does refraction but also runs clinic sessions alongside ophthalmologists and is part of

Priscilla Lim was trained at the National University of Singapore and has more than 20 years of medical social work experience working with visually impaired patients. She has 3 publications and has given talks to nurses and allied health professionals on working with low vision patients. She co-invented and patented an eye drop guide

Lynn Tan obtained a Master of Clinical Optometry from the University of Melbourne in 2021 and is currently working as a Senior Optometrist at SNEC. She is involved in multidisciplinary Low Vision Rehabilitation, working alongside ophthalmologists, occupational therapists, and medical social workers to help patients with visual impairment improve their quality of life. In

Tze Xing is a Nurse Clinician at the Singapore National Eye Centre. She obtained her Bachelor of Science – Nursing in 2010 and advanced diploma specialization training in Chronic Disease Management in 2018. She has worked in SNEC for 16 years and is currently leading nurses in the Glaucoma, Neuro-ophthalmology and Paediatric Subspecialty clinics.

Karen Zhang is a Principal Orthoptist who has worked at SNEC for 15 years. She works with children and adults of all ages, providing non-surgical management to patients with binocular vision issues and teaching early intervention strategies to parents/caregivers of children with low vision. She has a keen interest in healthcare education, especially in

Kakeru Ode is an experienced orthoptist with over 8 years in the field. He holds a Bachelor of Health Sciences and Master of Orthoptics from La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia, and a Master of Medical Science (Vision and Strabismus) from the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom. Throughout his training, Mr Ode

Jessie Tan graduated from the School of Nursing as a Staff Nurse in 1986.  She had over 20 years of nursing experience in a private specialist clinic where she performs perioperative duties as well as administrative duties for the doctor-in-charge. She joined SNEC in 2019 as staff in the Listing Department (Financial Counselling), helping

Ho XingXiu has been Senior Ophthalmic Grading Technician with the SNEC Ocular Reading Centre (SORC) for over 10 years, with a primary focus on retinal image assessment for Singapore’s National Diabetic Screening Programme (SIDRP) that provides real-time DR reporting for patients with diabetes in centres island-wide. She attained certified grading skills from the University

Hlaing Thandar Aung joined SNEC in 2011 after her graduation and is currently holding an ophthalmic investigation specialist role. She and her team, the Ophthalmic Investigation Services (OIS), handles more than 20 investigation procedures at SNEC. She now mainly handles biometry in preoperative services and deals with challenging biometry cases and complicated ophthalmic investigations,