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Onyeka Amiebenomo

Onyeka Amiebenomo

Research student

School of Optometry and Vision Sciences

Email
AmiebenomoOM@cardiff.ac.uk
Campuses
Optometry and Vision Sciences, Room 2.10, Maindy Road, Cathays, Cardiff, CF24 4HQ

Overview

I began PhD studies in 2019. Experiements are aimed at investigating fixational eye movements and performance in infantile nystagmus.

Educational and Professional Qualifications

  • 2018: Postgraduate Fellowship training, Nigerian College of Optometrists (Faculty of Paediatric Optometry)
  • 2014: MSc (Ocular Health), University of Benin, Nigeria
  • 2007: Doctor of Optometry (OD), University of Benin, Nigeria

Professional memberships

  • Fellow, Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
  • Member in training, Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO)
  • Member, Applied Vision Association (AVA)
  • Fellow, Nigerian College of Optometrists (FNCO)
  • Member, American Academy of Optometry (AAO)
  • Member, Organisation for Women in Science for the Developing World (OWSD)
  • Registered with Optometrist and Dispensing Opticians Registration Board of Nigeria (ODORBN)
  • Member, Nigerian Optometric Association (NOA)

Publication

2023

2022

2021

2020

2018

2016

Articles

Conferences

Thesis

Research

I am studying the characteristic of ocular fixation in people with infantile nystagmus, when there is a shift in focus or gaze from one point to another. Changes in fixational eye movement could have an effect on, for example, the ability to read or view a picture or scene.

Teaching

  • Postgraduate clinical tutor, Wales Optometry Postgraduate Education Centre (WOPEC); 2019 till date 
  • Undergraduate clinical tutor/Demonstrator experience for Introductory optometry (OP0205), Basic clinical techniques (OP1201), Ocular anatomy and physiology (OP1206), Clinical studies and dispensing (OP2201) and Colour vision and perception (OP2206) modules; 2019 till date
  • Lecturer and Optometrist, Department of Optometry, Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Benin, Nigeria; 2011 till date

Supervisors

Jonathan Erichsen

Jonathan Erichsen

Professor of Visual Neuroscience

Margaret Woodhouse

Margaret Woodhouse

Senior Lecturer, Head of the Down’s Syndrome Vision Research Unit