Felicia Adinanto

Felicia Adinanto is a Lecturer in the Discipline of Orthoptics at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), affiliated with the Graduate School of Health and the Faculty of Health. She holds a PhD from UTS (2021), a Master of Orthoptics from the University of Sydney (2014), and a Bachelor of Science from UNSW Australia (2012). Her research focuses on strabismus epidemiology, pediatric eye conditions, and access to eye care services. She has presented at conferences such as the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) and contributed to initiatives like Orthoptics Australia Online Weekend.

Key awards include the Orthoptics Australia Research Grant (2017) and multiple scholarships including the Bayer Higher Degree by Research Industry Scholarship (2015). She has held roles such as Casual Orthoptist at Prince of Wales Hospital (2018-2020) and Practitioner Teacher at UTS (2015-2020). Professional memberships include the Australian Orthoptic Board and Orthoptics Australia. Her service contributions include committee roles in the GSH Research and Innovation Committee and leadership in organizing academic events.

Her research outputs emphasize systematic reviews and population-based studies, particularly in neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) eye conditions and risk factors for strabismus. She actively engages in scholarly presentations and has received recognition through awards highlighting her research excellence and academic contributions.