OUR TEAM

Judy Hatswell joined Sight For All in January 2014 as the organisation’s first Executive Officer.
Judy has held senior management roles that have included strategic planning, project management, governance, human resources and communications. Judy has a Bachelor of Social Science, Human Services and a Graduate Diploma of Health Counselling from the University of South Australia.
She was a member of the ACFID Code of Conduct Committee 2017-2018 and a member of the Gleeson College Board from 2017 – 2021, including as Chairperson for 2-years. She was awarded a King and Amy O’Malley Scholarship for her post graduate study and in 2022 received a Royal Order of Monisaraphon – Knight Officer for contribution to the eye health sector in Cambodia.
In her spare time, Judy is training to become a Marriage Celebrant.

Neeta Bhise joined the Sight For All team as Marketing Manager in June 2019, bringing more than 17 years of experience in marketing and advertising. Having worked in Adelaide and London, she has spent the majority of her career on the agency side of marketing, with a focus on creative campaign management incorporating brand management and strategic planning across online and offline channels.

Neeta holds a double degree from the University of South Australia (BA Management – Marketing and BA Arts- International Studies) as well as accreditations from the Association for Data-driven Marketing and Advertising (ADMA) and Australian Marketing Institute (AMI). She has worked across a range of industries including tourism, science & research, retail and manufacturing as well as the not-for-profit sector. Neeta is looking forward to using her experience to help fight blindness both in Australia and overseas, by increasing awareness of Sight For All’s projects and engagement donors Australia-wide.

Cesar Carrillo graduated from Colombian School of Medicine in 1996 and completed ophthalmology speciality training in 2005. After working as a comprehensive ophthalmologist in Bogota, he moved to Adelaide to undertake a Masters of Health and International Development. During the Masters he focused his studies on Australian Aboriginal eye health and Public Health Ophthalmology in developing countries. Cesar has special interests in ophthalmology education, international development and Aboriginal eye health. He joined Sight For All in 2014, as the organisation’s first Ophthalmic Public Health Fellow.

Since graduating from the University of South Australia, Mena Muecke has spent 20 years practicing as an interior architect in Australia and for a short time in Israel. Mena refocused her energies in 2009 to join her husband Dr James Muecke in championing blindness prevention in Australia and the developing world with Sight For All. In her voluntary role as Events Director, Mena has created several iconic and unique events including Sculpture For Sight, Posters For Sight, Films For Sight and The Very Slow Long Lunch. In the six years since commencing this new role, Mena has helped raised more than $1 million for much-needed ophthalmic training and equipment. Mena also plays a vital role in the marketing and publicity of Sight For All and is a co-founder of the Vision 1000 social impact initiative. Mena was awarded an OAM in 2019 for services to the community through charitable initiatives.

Jo Croft completed her Bachelor of Optometry at The University of Melbourne in 2012. Since then, she has worked in private practice optometry clinics in Adelaide and regional South Australia. Over the past 8 years, Jo has also been involved in volunteer eye care trips in remote South Australia and Papua New Guinea. In 2017 she completed a Graduate Certificate in Public Health through Flinders University.

Jo enjoys all aspects of comprehensive optometric care and strives to help her patients better understand their own eye health. Having joined the Sight For All team in 2020 in a new role as Eye Health Educator, Jo is dedicated to sharing information with the community about caring for your eyes and vision.

Lilly Psomadelis is our Sydney based Eye Health Educator. Lilly graduated from her Bachelor of Optometry at The University of New South Wales in 2002, with the Neville Fulthorpe Prize for Clinical Excellence. In her early career, Lilly enjoyed volunteering in eye care programs with the John Fawcett Foundation in Bali and the University of Thailand.

In a want to give back to her profession and her community, Lilly furthered her education by completing the Myopia Management course through the Brien Holden Institute, and a Certificate in Public Health and Leadership in Eyecare with the Australian College of Optometry. Lilly’s motivation is one of actioning change towards the development of vision services to the under-served.

Dominique Birbeck graduated with a Bachelor of Medical Science (Vision Science)/Master of Optometry from Flinders University in 2019, with the Paediatric Clinical Optometry Award.
She is currently completing a Graduate Certificate in Public Health through Flinders University.

Since graduating Dominique has worked across many different sectors, including clinical, research and academia. She is passionate about eye care and educating her patients and community in how they can better look after their eyes.

Dr Ye Win joined the Sight For All team in September 2017 as Project Officer (Myanmar). Ye has worked in public health field for 8 years in Myanmar. He is working closely with Yangon Eye Hospital and Myanmar Ministry of Health and Sports to ensure Sight For All Project activities are successful. He is also a member of Myanmar Medical Association.

Mr. Sith Sam Ath  (Sam Ath) holds a Bachelor in Anthropology, Khmer Arts Literature with post-graduate training in public health and Certification of Leadership Development. He has over 25 years’ experience in development programming, strategy and research, management and leadership, and social research methodology training; primarily in Cambodia and Lao PDR. Sam Ath joined Sight For All in November 2018 as the first Country Officer for Cambodia. Prior to this, Sam Ath held positions including Senior Program Coordinator on eye health in Lao PDR and Country Manager for the Fred Hollows Foundation in Cambodia, a role he held for 16 years. In recognition of his work, Sam Ath has received a Development Medal from the Prime Minister and King of the Royal Government of Cambodia.

Dr Delgerzul Bat (Zula) graduated from the Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences as a medical doctor in 2018 after obtaining medical education in English for 6 years at an English-taught special class. For a year, she worked as a business development/foreign relations specialist at a well-known pharmaceutical company in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

In 2019, she enrolled in the ophthalmology residency training at MNUMS and after graduating in 2022, she began working as an ophthalmologist at MNUMS-affiliated eye clinic to practice in the clinical ophthalmology field.

Dr Zula joined the Sight for All team as a Project Officer (Mongolia) in March 2023, to challenge herself in a coordinator role, as well as to help advance the ophthalmology sector in Mongolia by implementing Sight For All projects while simultaneously working as an ophthalmologist.

After spending his early childhood in Blantyre, Malawi, Dr Tom Rogerson went on to complete his high schooling at Melbourne Grammar School before studying Medicine at the University of Adelaide, completing this course in 2018. His lived experiences in the third world imparted a deep passion for international public health which he continues to pursue with us at Sight For All, where he is working on research into causes of childhood blindness with a focus on our work in Cambodia. It is our hope that this work will provide fresh insights into the proportionate contributions of different diseases to allow for Sight For All and our partner countries to chart our progress and plan future evidence-based programmes in these regions.

Away from Sight For All, Tom is currently working as an Ophthalmology Resident at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and is an avid long distance runner.