The Owner

Owner & Founder of Grace & Vision Optometrist

About Lucy

Lucy is currently overseeing the business, passing optometry knowledge torch to the new generation and ensure practice quality and every customer has a great experience with Grace and Vision. She is especially passionate about myopia control and children’s vision.

Qualifications

  • Graduated BAppSci (Optom QUT) in 1999
  • Established her own practice in Brisbane in 2002
  • Member of Australia Optometry Association (AOA)
  • Member of Australasian College of Behavioural Optometrists (ACBO)
  • Member of Oceania Orthokeratology Society
  • Translated the Orthokeratology manual from English to Chinese Mandarin
  • Tutor at the QUT Contact Lens clinic, 2002-2004
  • Completed UNSW Behavioural Optometry, 2004
  • Post Grad. Contact Lens Study in UNSW, 2004
  • Post Grad. Ocular Therapeutics, 2012
  • Post Grad. Art & Science of Optometric Care – A Behavioural Perspective, 2015
  • Post Grad. Vision Therapy for Visual Dysfunction, 2014
  • Post Grad. Vision Therapy for Learning Related Vision Problems, 2015
  • Post Grad. Vision Therapy for Strabismus & Amblyopia, 2016
  • Post Grad. Advanced Seminar on Visual Performance, 2018
Lucy Hsieh Optometrist

Special acknowledgements

  • John Mountford for allowing Lucy to sit in with him once a week for 1 year to learn about all types of patients and mentoring her on contact lenses and Orthokeratology. John selflessly dedicated his time to help patients that others could not, and inspired Lucy to never stop learning. John is a big role model for Lucy, and she would not be the optometrist she is today without his influence
  • Don Noack for teaching Lucy so much about Orthokeratology, and for entrusting all his patients to her before retiring (including Lucy’s husband!)
  • Stan Isaac (practicing optometrist in Singapore) for allowing Lucy to sit in with his many Orthokeratology patients

All these people selflessly gave their time and imparted their knowledge and wisdom. What they gave was priceless and Lucy will be forever grateful. Their contributions to her role as an optometrist have inspired her to pass on what she can to future generations of optometrists.