Dr Colin Clement is an experienced ophthalmologist specialising in the management of cataract and glaucoma. He is a senior clinical lecturer at the University of Sydney, an Honorary Medical Officer at Sydney Eye Hospital and director of 2 private practices. He was elected treasurer of the Asia Pacific Glaucoma Society in 2022 and has held a number of advisory roles with industry partners over the past 10 years.
Apart from specialising in routine and complex cataract surgery, he is also one of Australia’s leading experts on non-penetrating glaucoma surgery and minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS), having completed fellowship training in both the United Kingdom and Switzerland. He currently coordinates the MIGS wet lab training course at Sydney Eye Hospital, has lectured on MIGS both in Australia and internationally, and is an investigator for a number of MIGS treatments.
Dr Clement has published > 50 peer reviewed articles, several book chapters, has edited a textbook and is a founding editor for the journal Clinical and Experimental Vision and Eye Research (CLEVER). He has been providing expert medico legal opinions with IIME on matters relating to ophthalmology for more than 10 years.
