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About Dr Charlotte McKnight
MBBS (Hons), MMedSc, FRANZCO
Dr Charlotte McKnight is a fellowship-trained ophthalmic surgeon specialising in cataract, pterygium and eyelid surgery. She consults at St John of God Eye Clinic, providing comprehensive ophthalmology services and laser treatment of eye disease.
She has public hospital appointments at Royal Perth Hospital and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital where she manages patients with complex cataract, ocular surface and oculoplastic conditions. She teaches ophthalmology registrars how to perform cataract, pterygium and eyelid surgery and has worked as a Clinical Lecturer for the Centre for Ophthalmology and Visual Science at The University of Western Australia.
Her research interest is in the effects of ocular sun exposure, with her work published in Australian and international peer-reviewed medical journals. She is a graduate of The University of Western Australia Medical School, has a Master of Medical Science degree in ophthalmic research and is a committee member of the Younger Fellows Advisory Group of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists.
Practice Location
- Practice name St John Of God Eye Clinic
- Address 25 Mccourt Street, Subiaco, WA
- Suburb or City Subiaco, WA
- State Western Australia
- Country Australia
- What is the Dr Charlotte McKnight's specialty?
- Dr Charlotte McKnight is a Ophthalmologist, Eye Specialist.
- What is the address of the Dr Charlotte McKnight's practice?
- Dr Charlotte McKnight works at 25 Mccourt Street, Subiaco, WA
- What are the Dr Charlotte McKnight's qualifications?
MBBS (Hons), MMedSc, FRANZCO
Dr Charlotte McKnight is a fellowship-trained ophthalmic surgeon specialising in cataract, pterygium and eyelid surgery. She consults at St John of God Eye Clinic, providing comprehensive ophthalmology services and laser treatment of eye disease.
She has public hospital appointments at Royal Perth Hospital and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital where she manages patients with complex cataract, ocular surface and oculoplastic conditions. She teaches ophthalmology registrars how to perform cataract, pterygium and eyelid surgery and has worked as a Clinical Lecturer for the Centre for Ophthalmology and Visual Science at The University of Western Australia.
Her research interest is in the effects of ocular sun exposure, with her work published in Australian and international peer-reviewed medical journals. She is a graduate of The University of Western Australia Medical School, has a Master of Medical Science degree in ophthalmic research and is a committee member of the Younger Fellows Advisory Group of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists.
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