About Dr David Gunn
Cornea, Cataract and Laser Eye Surgeon
MBBS (Hons I), BSc, CertLRS, FRANZCO
Dr David Gunn is a Queensland trained ophthalmologist specialising in diseases of the cornea, complex cataract surgery and laser and refractive eye surgery.
Dr Gunn graduated from the University of Queensland Science and Medicine programs awarded with First Class Honours. He underwent medical residency and ophthalmology training throughout Queensland and was awarded the prestigious K.G. Howsam gold medal for obtaining the highest results in the Australian and New Zealand final ophthalmology examinations.
Dr Gunn underwent fellowship training at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and then further corneal, advanced cataract and refractive surgery at the Bristol Eye Hospital, United Kingdom. Dr Gunn was awarded the Certificate in Laser and Refractive Eye Surgery through postgraduate examination by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, United Kingdom.
Dr Gunn practices at the Queensland Eye Institute in Brisbane and holds a public appointment at the Mater Hospital Brisbane, where he also offers intermediate surgery to uninsured patients.
Dr Gunn is active in eye disease research and publishes in local and international medical journals. He is involved in the training of surgical registrars, optometry and medical students and is a senior lecturer in the School Of Medicine at the University of Queensland.
Along with Dr Cronin, he developed the world’s first online CAIRS surgical planning software.
CAIRSplan.com is used by thousands of surgeons globally for planning their procedures.
Training
Fellow of Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists
Dr Gunn was awarded the prestigious K. G. Howsam gold medal for obtaining the highest results in the Australian and New Zealand final ophthalmology examinations
Fellowship in Cornea, Cataract & Refractive Surgery
Bristol Eye Hospital, United Kingdom
Ophthalmology Registrar Training
Queensland Hospital Training Network
Education
Certificate in Laser & Refractive Surgery
Royal College of Ophthalmologists, United Kingdom
Bachelor of Medicine & Surgery with First Class Honours
The University of Queensland, Australia
Top 0.1% of medical school applicants (GAMSAT 81)
Bachelor of Science Major in Physiology & Anatomy
The University of Queensland, Australia