Southern Cross Wellington Hospital

90 Hanson St, Newtown, Wellington, 6021

PO Box 7233, Newtown, Wellington 6242

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Parking information

Please follow the signs

Patient Drop-off
(Strictly disability and 15 min short-stay parking)
Patient Parking
(Marked parking bays only)
Overflow Parking
(Marked parking bays only)
Yellow lines indicate walking
route to entrance (approx. 300m)

Patient and visitor car parking is normally available on-site, however due to ongoing building work we are currently unable to provide this. We do have dedicated free parking at Bowlarama and The National Dance and Drama School, as indicated on the map. These car parks are clearly marked for use by Southern Cross.

Additional parking is also available at:

  • The lower level of Countdown - max. 90 minutes
  • Hanson Street, on the side of the street opposite the hospital - max. 2 hours
  • Disability and strict 15 minute drop-off parking is also available at the main entrance of the hospital

04 910 2160

wellingtonforms@schl.co.nz

wellington@southerncrosshospitals.co.nz

Rachael Lucas

Professor Tony Wells

MB ChB 1991 Otago; FRANZCO 2000

Practising at

Southern Cross Wellington Hospital

Specialty

Ophthalmology (Eye surgery)

Full NZ Registration Date

25 November 1992

Private Services

Capital Eye Specialists

Physical address:148 Cuba Street
Te Aro
Wellington

(04) 384 3937


(04) 384 4937

Special Clinical Interest(s)

I have sub-specialised in glaucoma and cataract surgery since late 1999, including three years advanced fellowship training at Moorfields Eye Hospital, London.

My practice is now completely based around cataract surgery, glaucoma surgery, and ocular imaging.

Professional Profile

I'm a glaucoma and cataract surgeon in Wellington, New Zealand, with research and clinical interests in imaging, surgical techniques, angle closure glaucoma, and ocular biomechanics. As of October 2012, I have published more than 70 articles, with 55 in peer-reviewed journals and more than 10 textbook chapters including two in the current leading glaucoma textbook.

I also run a glaucoma fellowship which has provided 8 (to 2012) internationally qualified eye doctors with advanced training in the management of glaucoma, cataract, and related conditions.

I have been a senior Instructor in a top-5% ranked annual eye surgery course at the prestigious American Academy of Ophthalmology, and in 2002 founded the Capital Vision Research Trust which has supported internationally recognised research and education projects.

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