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Dr. Lindsay Rountree

Lecturer in Optometry

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Dr. Lindsay Rountree

Biography

Lindsay graduated from Cardiff University with a BSc(Hons) in Optometry and Vision Sciences and qualified as an optometrist in 2007. Following this, she worked in independent clinical practice, gaining additional qualifications in diabetic retinopathy screening, binocular vision, and glaucoma management. She returned to Cardiff University to undertake her PhD in the Optimisation of Perimetric Stimuli for Mapping Changes in Spatial Summation in Glaucoma, gaining this qualification in 2018.

Lindsay undertook a postdoctoral position as a Clinical Research Optometrist at Aston University, working with a small team on several industry-funded research projects investigating spectacle design. She then took up her current position in the School of Optometry and Vision Sciences at the University of Bradford in January 2020.

Lindsay's research interests are varied, and include visual symptoms and treatment adherence in glaucoma, structural and functional changes in glaucoma, mental health among optometrists, myopia management, ophthalmic public health, and contact lens research.

Lindsay is the Programme Lead for the MOptometry programme.


Lindsay is a Training Lead for Women in Vision UK (WVUK). She has also been involved in organising and running conferences for WVUK, the British Congress of Optometry and Vision Science (BCOVS), and the Imaging and Perimetry Society (IPS).

A full list of Lindsay's publications is available via her Google Scholar profile.

Prospective PhD students are encouraged to get in touch.

Professional activities

  • Master's Medal (1 October 2018)

  • Women in Vision UK, (1 January 2022)

  • Cardiff University - PhD (1 March 2018)
  • City University - Professional Certificate (31 December 2011)
  • City University - Professional Certificate (31 December 2008)
  • Cardiff University - BSc(Hons) (1 June 2006)

  • Higher Education Academy, Fellow (1 December 2019)
  • College of Optometrists, Member (1 July 2007)
  • Association of Optometrists, Member (1 July 2007)
  • General Optical Council, Registrant 01-23415 (1 July 2007)

Publications

  • Eyecare practitioner attitudes to myopia and myopia management within the UK

    Coverdale S; Rountree L; Webber K; Cufflin M; Parkinson A; Ghorbani-Mojarrad N (2023) British Congress of Optometry and Vision Science. 43

  • Does screen curvature matter for digital eye strain?

    Neema Ghorbani Mojarrad, Lindsay Rountree, Matthew Cufflin, Louise Jolly, Matthew Thomas (2021) British Congress of Optometry and Vision Science. 1

  • Variability of tDCS effects on visual detection: relating performance to individual electric field models

    Esterer S, Rountree L, Johnston H, Breakwell L, Redmond R, McGonigle D (2019) 3rd International Brain Stimulation Conference. 12

  • Resilience of area-modulated perimetric stimuli to increased intraocular straylight

    Redmond T, Rountree L, Anderson RS, Mulholland PJ (2017) ARVO Annual Meeting. 58

  • Quantifying the signal/noise ratio with perimetric stimuli optimised to probe changing spatial summation in glaucoma

    Rountree L, Mulholland PJ, Anderson RS, Morgan JE, Garway-Heath D, Redmond T (2017) ARVO Annual Meeting. 58

  • Plan for the worst, hope for the best: towards individualising stimulation and experimental parameters in tDCS

    Esterer S, Rountree L, Redmond T, McGonigle D (2017) 2nd International Brain Stimulation Conference. 10

  • Response variability for multi-dimensional perimetric stimuli in glaucoma

    Rountree L, Mulholland PJ, Anderson RS, Redmond T (2016) British Congress of Optometry and Vision Science. 36

  • Response variability across the visual field with perimetric stimuli of different area

    Rountree L, Redmond T (2014) British Congress of Optometry and Vision Science. 34

  • Women in Vision UK Meeting 2022

    Rountree L; Higgins B; Beli E; Heitmar R; Solebo AL (2023) College of Optometrists.

  • Optimisation of perimetric stimuli for mapping changes in spatial summation in glaucoma

    Rountree L (2018)