Dr. Mark Walland is an ophthalmic surgeon with particular interests in:​

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• cataract surgery (article published in The Australian 2026)

• glaucoma care

• complex glaucoma and cataract surgery

 

Dr. Walland trained in Melbourne at the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital (RVEEH) and then undertook a further four years of sub-specialty and Fellowship training at the renowned Moorfields Eye Hospital in London.

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He is currently a consultant ophthalmic surgeon with the Glaucoma Investigation and Research Unit at the RVEEH, and has been an Honorary Senior Fellow of the University of Melbourne at St Vincent’s Hospital; a consultant ophthalmologist at the Royal Melbourne Hospital; a RANZCO College Examiner and Journal Section Editor; and Victorian Chairman of Selection of  ophthalmic trainees, as well as supervising the Victorian ophthalmologists' training program.

 

He is presently active in teaching and training of future ophthalmologists through his work at RVEEH, and has published in peer-reviewed medical journals more than 70 articles, editorials and commentaries. 

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He lives on the Mornington Peninsula and has been established there as a popular and highly-regarded eye care provider for over 25 years. 

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