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Dr.Jada Hong OD

Dr. Hong grew up in Spruce Grove and is fluent in English, Cantonese and basic Mandarin. She graduated from University of Alberta with a degree in psychology, then completed her Doctor of Optometry at the University of Waterloo. Optometry allows Dr. Hong to serve her community by providing exceptional care through the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases. Her favorite part of her job is developing genuine, long-term relationships with all her patients. Dr. Hong has gone on eye care missions to Romania, Thailand and Malawi. Outside of work, she is a coffee addict, avid yogi and loves to cook.

Dr.Ahmed Aboudib OD

Dr. Ahmed Aboudib grew up in Slave Lake and Fort Saskatchewan before moving to Edmonton to complete high-school and undergraduate studies at the University of Alberta. He majored in biology and psychology and decided to pursue a degree in Optometry due to his own experience with nearsightedness throughout his childhood. Dr Aboudib escaped winter and travelled south to Puerto Rico, where he completed his Doctorate and National Board of Examiners certification in Optometry at the Inter-American University of Puerto Rico. In addition to his fluency in English and Arabic, he acquired a clinical competency in Spanish. Dr Aboudib's love for his profession is on open display the minute you meet him. His dedication makes every eye exam relaxed and comfortable without compromising on efficiency, quality, and care.

Justin MacDonald OD

Dr. Justin MacDonald grew up in Orillia, ON and earned his Doctor of Optometry and Bachelor of Science degrees at the University of Waterloo.While studying at the University of Waterloo, he completed research in low vision and earned the Dr. Howard Backman award for his contributions. Dr. MacDonald also completed specialized training in ocular diseases and his clinical interests include dry eye, glaucoma, and macular degeneration. When outside of the clinic, Justin enjoys exercising, watching reality TV, and playing catch with his partner and his mini Goldendoodle, Murphy.

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Dr. Waiko Lau OD

Dr. Lau moved to Edmonton from Hong Kong at age 15 and is fluent in English,Cantonese and Mandarin. In 2009, she obtained her Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of Waterloo, and was on the Dean's list. Optometry has allowed Dr. Lau to educate and serve her community by providingexcellent health care through the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of ocular and systemic conditions. She loves developing genuine, long-term relationships with her patients while improving and maintaining their vision and ocular health.Dr. Lau enjoys volunteering in oversea optometry missions. She has traveled to Mexicowith The Gift of Sight to provide eye care and glasses for many patients in need. Shealso supports local organizations, and has volunteered with Homeless Connect, Santa?sAnonymous, as well as Samaritan?s Purse Christmas Child ShoeBox. When she?s not seeing patients, you will find her spending time with her daughter and husband,trying out new recipes in her kitchen, travelling, running and practicing yoga to stayhealthy.

Amy Bakelaar OD

I believe that serving my patients well requires attention to their lifestyle needs - I truly get to know my patients and what type of daily activities are important to them. The best part of what I do as an optometrist is problem-solve for their visual needs and in the meantime I feel like I?ve made another friend. A lot of my clients say I have a knack for helping them pick the perfect frame and I love watching them admire themselves in their new glasses! Since I started practicing optometry, there have been many technology and treatment changes which keeps my work dynamic and exciting. One of my greatest privileges has been volunteering in numerous eye care missions. I have been all over the world working to provide vision care to people who otherwise would never have an opportunity to see clearly. It?s heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time and one of my favourite ways to share my career. I absolutely love it.My hobbies include hiking all over the world and travelling to unusual places to experience unusual things, I?m always ready to listen to tales of adventure and to take recommendations. Sometimes, however, the calm contentment of staying at home with my family and laughing at our German Shepherd is the best way to spend a day.

Ross McKenzie OD

Co-founder of eye-bar in Sherwood ParkHails from Saskatchewan (spent his summers on a farm!)Graduated from Pacific University in PortlandBuilds concrete furnitureTriathlete and Runner - favourite sport though is swimmingCheers loudly and proudly as an Oilers fanDr. Ross McKenzie has traveled a long way from the farm fields of his childhood in Saskatchewan. Before arriving in Alberta, he practiced optometry in Hawaii, Alaska, Oregon and the deserts of Arizona. In fact, he is such a legend that if he wasn't practicing optometry, he?d be in Hollywood.Patients love Dr. Ross McKenzie?s sense of humour and very professional and direct approach to eye-care. His knowledge runs deep in expertise in pediatrics (kids!), laser eye surgery and emergency eye-care. He uses plain language to educate you on your eye health and treatment options.

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Sheyzeen Dhala OD

Born and raised in Edmonton, Dr. Sheyzeen Dhala moved to London, Ontario, after graduating high school to pursue her Bachelor of Science degree at Western University. She then attended the University of Waterloo, earning her Doctor of Optometry in 2014. Sheyzeen?s introduction to optometry started when she was diagnosed with myopia and astigmatism at 5 years of age and received her first pair of prescription eyeglasses in Kindergarten.Dr. Sheyzeen Dhala has extensive experience in primary care optometry and the fields of contact lenses, ocular disease and glaucoma management. She also completed an ocular disease externship in Pinellas Park, Florida, before returning to Canada. Dr. Dhala has a particular clinical interest in myopia control, multifocal contact lenses and dry eye disease. She believes in a patient-centric approach to practice and is happy to see patients of all ages, as young as 6 months. As a licensed practitioner with the Alberta College of Optometry, Dr. Dhala is a proud member of both the Canadian Association of Optometrists and the Alberta Association of Optometrists. When she does not see patients, Dr. Dhala spends her time beauty blogging, dancing, solving jigsaw puzzles or catching up on the Real Housewives' latest episode.