History
Our optometrists believe that a good eye exam is about making sure your eyes are healthy, your sight is clear and your vision comfortable.
This means our Broadway practice offers a comprehensive set of eyecare services (including vision therapy) and the latest techonology in detecting eye diseases.
Our Optometrists
SooJin Nam
B.Optom (UNSW), exec MBA (AGSM)
SooJin graduated with her B.Optom at UNSW in 1999 and is a member of the Optometrists Association Australia, the Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrists and the Orthokeratology Society of Australia. SooJin is a clinic supervisor at the School of Optometry (UNSW) and has undertaken extensive training both nationally and internationally. SooJin has a special interest in children's vision, myopia control, strabismus/amblyopia and vision therapy She enjoys helping people to develop better vision in order to improve their ability to study, work and play!
Eyal Pat
B.Orthoptics (USyd)
Eyal graduated with a Master of Orthoptics from the University of Sydney. He has 15 years of experience in the Optical industry as an international optometrist. Eyal has a special interest in binocular vision problems (especially strabismus and amblyopia) and has vast knowledge and experience in these areas. Eyal’s chief role at Eyecare Plus is in the diagnosis and treatment of binocular vision problems and developing customised vision training program to address these issues. This treatment can be applicable to those of any age but especially for school age children who require sight to learn to read and write.
Rachel Kim
B. Optom, Oc ther (UOA)
Rachel completed her optometry degree and ther ocular therapeutics qualifications at the University of Auckland. She is a member of the Optometrists Association Australia. She enjoys using the latest equipment to help manage conditions such as diabetes, glaucoma, macula degeneration and cataracts. She is qualified to prescribe prescriptions and regularly sees emergency red eye patients.
Rebecca Milston
B.Optom (UNSW), Oc ther (UNSW)
Rebecca Milston graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2008 and is a member of the Optometrists Association of Australia. In her final year of study Rebecca completed her preceptorship at the Omni Eye Care Clinic in New York City, an ophthalmology clinic specializing in ocular disease. Here she was given the opportunity to work with highly experienced specialists and was exposed to a wide range of ocular pathologies including advanced glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy and macular degeneration. She has also completed her Graduate Certificate of Ocular therapeutics which allows her to prescribe a range of eye medications. She also works part-time at the Centre for Eye Health at the University of NSW
