Dr Krisztina Emeriewen

MD

Independent Practitioner

Registered

  • General Medical Council (GMC)

Qualifications

  • Hungarian Board Exam (Magyar Szemeszeti Szakvizsga) May/2015
  • 2009, USMLE Step 1.
  • Medical degree and date awarded; June 2008; University of Debrecen
  • Medical Health and Science Center, Debrecen, Hungary

Procedure Types

  • Cataract Surgery
  • Oculoplastics

Professional Memberships

  • FRCOphth

Languages

  • English
  • Hungarian
  • French

About Dr Emeriewen

Dr Emeriewen is a highly dedicated and patient–centered professional within the field of Oculoplastics and Cataracts. Currently working as a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon at Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, she is responsible for the Adnexal and Eye Emergency service.

Thanks to her managerial and leadership skills, she has built the first oculoplastic service at this Trust. Her outstanding communication and interpersonal skills, paired with a flexible and compassionate leadership style, have allowed her to become an extremely valuable member of the team in a short amount of time. She has recently taken up a Trust appraiser role, which allows her to gain insight into other specialties at the Trust.

Dr Emeriewen is an enthusiastic teacher, with a wide range of experience in teaching from both University Teaching Hospitals and District General Hospitals. She has trained junior doctors on the national ophthalmic training scheme, undergraduate and foundation year doctors, nurses, Optometrists as well as Orthoptists. She was recently an educational supervisor to a medical support worker in her department as part of the NHS England initiative.

During her time as a fellow at Moorfields Eye Hospital, she developed an outstanding research background. Over the last 8 years she presented her research teams’ work at both national and international meetings, secured funding for her projects, set up academic collaborations with three different university institutes and published several papers in peer reviewed journals.

In 2017 she was awarded the best poster presentation prize at the British Oculoplastics Surgery Society Annual Meeting. She has been supported by Moorfields Eye Hospital to continue her research projects at her current post.