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Vin-Lin Yang graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2014 completing both an undergraduate science degree and postgraduate Doctor of Optometry degree. Vin is therapeutically endorsed Vin is therapeutically endorsed (legally able to prescribe restricted ocular medications) and as part of her clinical training she attended an overseas internship at The Illinois College of Optometry in Chicago, USA. Vin has clinical experience working in both public and private eyecare clinics. In 2015 she worked rurally in Ararat, where she gained a wealth of knowledge in the therapeutic management of ocular diseases. In 2016, Vin joined the optometry team at Vision @ Mill Park and has developed a passion in areas of (short-sightedness) myopia management, children’s vision and specialty contact lens fitting. Vin is also a Teaching Clinician at the Australian College of Optometry since 2018. She is fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese and outside of optometry she enjoys keeping fit, playing classical piano and spending time with her family.

Dr. Luke Ho is a therapeutically endorsed optometrist with experience in both regional and metro settings. He completed an undergraduate Bachelor of Biomedicine in 2015, and a postgraduate Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of Melbourne. His first place of practice was in Tropical North Queensland right where he gained experience in managing a variety of ocular diseases. Luke is passionate about the therapeutic management of anterior eye diseases and foreign body removal. He also enjoys managing children’s vision, particularly with myopia management and treatment of binocular vision disorders. Luke is fluent in Vietnamese and in his spare time enjoys following the tennis, cricket and the AFL being a devout Hawthorn supporter!

Katrina Yap grew up locally, so you may recognise her face in our clinic. As well as a director of Vision @ Mill Park, Katrina is a clinical teaching instructor and invited lecturer at the University of Melbourne in anterior eye disease and ocular prescribing. In 2018, she was appointed to the Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand Board of Directors. She is also a member of the Cornea and Contact Lens Association, Orthokeratology Society of Oceania and the Australian College of Behavioural Optometry (ACBO). Katrina enjoys offering both Visual Information Processing Assessments and vision therapy for her patients. Katrina is passionate about making eye care accessible for all, and has completed outreach and volunteer optometry work in South Africa, Nepal and Cambodia. When she is not consulting, you will find her getting away from the city, cycling and hiking.

Joe Grossi has been practicing optometry for more than 30 years. He graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1988. He has worked predominantly in private practice but has also worked in community optometry. He worked as a teaching clinician at the Victorian College of Optometry in the early 1990‘s and has a particular interest in Children’s vision. He has a wealth of experience managing children with lazy eyes and squints (turned eyes). He also has an interest in managing children with progressive myopia (shortsightedness). He successfully completed further studies in Behavioural Optometry at the University of NSW in 2002. In 2018 he completed his certificate in ocular therapeutics from the Australian College of Optometry; this enables Joe is to prescribe restricted medications for various eye disease conditions. Joe is fluent in Italian. Away from optometry Joe enjoys cycling, running and spending time with his family.

Jeremy graduated the Doctor of Optometry program with First Class Honours from the University of Melbourne. Jeremy has advanced competency in specialty contact lens fittings for keratoconus and to treat myopia with orthokeratology. He welcomes the challenge to design customised contact lenses to improve visual outcomes and ultimately quality of life for his patients. Jeremy has also had extensive paediatric experience, with previous volunteering in primary school screenings, working with the Royal Children’s Hospital to treat infants with congenital cataracts, and has volunteer experience with special needs patients. Outside of work, Jeremy has a keen interest in sport, travel and culinary experiences. On weekends, you will find him at the MCG supporting the mighty Magpies!