Sunshine Coast Ophthalmologists at Noosa

18/09/2024

We are looking 👀 for a receptionist to join our team on a 6-month maternity leave contract.
👁‍🗨Experience is welcomed, but not essential
👁‍🗨Please visit the link for more information - https://www.seek.com.au/job/78913065?ref=direct-share-cm-ui
👁‍🗨If you know someone who may be a suitable candidate or have any questions about the position, please email Naomi at manager@sconoosa.com.au

22/08/2024

Your first step to enjoying life with HEALTHY EYES 👀 is to book in with Your Local Eye Doctor, Kris Rallah-Baker.
☎️Call our friendly team on 07 5470 2400 to reserve an appointment.

09/08/2024

Your Local Eye Doctor 👀 Associate Professor Kris Rallah-Baker busy in theatre when he recently visited Darwin to do some outreach with the Fred Hollows Foundation and Deadly Vision Centre 🙏
Thank you to IRIS Program and Australian Society of Ophthalmologists for sharing this story.

Sunshine Coast Ophthalmologists is the only permanent and fully equipped state-of-the-art ophthalmic clinic in Noosa.
Our friendly and approachable staff provide exceptional care and are dedicated to the community and our patients.

07/08/2024

Did you know that today is World Ophthalmologist Day ‼️👀

At SCO we have our own hero Ophthalmologist leading the way - Your Local Eye Doctor, Associate Professor Kris Rallah-Baker.

To learn more about Ophthalmologists read below or visit Australian Society of Ophthalmologists https://www.asoeye.org/world-ophthalmologist-day

🤔What does an Ophthalmologist do?
An Ophthalmologist is an eye doctor and surgeon who specialises in diagnosing and managing disorders of the eye and visual system.
In simple terms? They save the gift of sight!

🤷‍♀️How many sight-saving heroes are out there?
There are currently almost 1,100 registered Ophthalmologists in Australia.
While the practice of Ophthalmology is an extremely expensive medical specialist practice, it remains a highly competitive medical speciality.
This is good, in that it means patients continue to be guaranteed the highest quality ophthalmic care across Australia and New Zealand.

❓Why are eye surgeons the ultimate authority on eye health?
Ophthalmology requires a minimum of 12 years of tertiary study, first attaining a medical degree, completing internship and residency as a doctor, and then undertaking further specialist study as an Ophthalmologist.
There are some conditions only their specialist-trained eye can see!

Thank you to our very own Ophthalmologist, Kris, and all the other incredible Ophthalmologists out there!

24/07/2024

Look who we have spotted 👀in the latest A*O Members’ Bulletin - our very own Associate Professor Kris Rallah-Baker.
Australian Society of Ophthalmologists (A*O) recently spoke to Kris about his journey to becoming Australia’s first Indigenous ophthalmologist.
Click the link 👉 for the full story https://www.asoeye.org/index.cfm?module=news&pagemode=indiv&page_id=2397203
It's a fantastic read! 📖

Welcome to Sunshine Coast Ophthalmologists at Noosa, the only permanent and fully equipped Ophthalmic clinic in Noosa, Queensland and formally known as Noosa Ophthalmology.

11/07/2024

Being a true Sunshine Coast local, I remember when we would have to drive to Brisbane if we needed to [...]