Dr Nandor Jaross

Dr Nandor Jaross is an esteemed ophthalmologist with extensive experience in retinal specialist. He is particularly focused on the management of diabetic retinopathy and possesses expertise in various other retinal conditions.

Dr Jaross began his journey in ophthalmology by studying and practicing at the University Department of Ophthalmology in Debrecen, Hungary from 1983 to 1988. In 1988, he immigrated to Australia and embarked on a career as a specialist ophthalmologist at the Royal Darwin Hospital, where he also held the esteemed position of Head of the Mobile Eye unit.

Throughout his career, Dr Jaross has garnered numerous accolades in recognition of his exceptional contributions to the field. In 1992, he received the Ken Moo Memorial Award, bestowed upon him by the NT Government. His dedication and commitment were further acknowledged with the WHO travelling fellowship, Rotary Vocational Excellence Award, the Commanding Officer’s Medal, and the prestigious Kerry Kirke student award (best PhD student) by the Public Health Association (SA Branch) in 2003.

Dr Jaross's pursuit of academic excellence led him to complete his studies at Adelaide University, where he earned a PhD in Medicine in 2003. He is a highly regarded medical professional, and his qualification as a Doctor of Medicine and expertise is demonstrated by his membership with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists (FRANZCO).

Dr Nandor Jaross can communicate fluently in multiple languages, including French, German, Hungarian, and Russian. It is a testament to his dedication to providing comprehensive care to diverse communities.

Based in Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia, Dr Jaross serves as a trusted ophthalmologist in the community. He is passionate about general ophthalmology and specialises in diabetic retinopathy. Patients can expect exceptional care and personalized treatment plans under his expertise.