Dr. Liandra Jung is a residency trained Optometric Physician who has wide-range eye care experience, working as a research optometrist leading clinical studies in the field of myopia, as a private practice optometrist serving myopic children in the Silicon Valley, and as an Assistant Clinical Professor teaching students at the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Jung’s goal is to expand the forefront of evidence-based eye care and she is motivated to connect with her patients to deliver the latest technology in a personalized approach.

Dr. Liu is an associate professor of clinical optometry at the UC Berkeley School of Optometry. She is the founder and chief of the Myopia Control Clinic of UC Berkeley Eye Center- the first of its kind in a teaching clinic, which now serves as a model for optometry schools across the country. Originally from Beijing, Dr. Liu graduated from Peking University and practiced as an ophthalmologist in China before relocating to the United States. She obtained her MBA in financial management prior to her OD training at Pacific University, College of Optometry. Dr. Liu also completed an MPH with an emphasis in biostatistics and clinical study design, and a PhD in physiological optics at UC Berkeley and shortly afterwards became a Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry. The emphasis of her research and clinical expertise has been on the investigation and utilization of novel contact lens designs and pharmaceuticals in myopia control, and she enjoys a global reputation in the field. Dr. Liu enjoys teaching both in didactic and clinical settings. She has years of experience in teaching basic and clinical pharmacology, specialty contact lenses, ocular disease, and evidence-based optometry. Last but not the least, Dr. Liu is very enthusiastic about humanitarian services and helped organize as well as served as the attending doctor for multiple VOSH (Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity) trips to China. When she is not at work, Dr. Liu enjoys cooking spicy food and spending time with her family, including her two Corgis QQ and Pi.