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Experience & Activities

Sara Sonum is a committed and passionate professional in the field of optometry, with both academic and clinical expertise. She completed her Doctor of Optometry degree from the University of Lahore in 2021, where she developed a strong foundation in eye health, vision sciences, and patient care. Driven by a keen interest in advanced research and academic growth, she pursued her MPhil in Optometry from the University of Faisalabad, graduating in 2023.

After completing her postgraduate studies, Sara began her professional journey at Life Hospital, where she served as a Senior Optometrist and Coordinator from January 2023 to August 2024. During her time there, she was responsible for managing complex clinical cases, supervising junior staff, and coordinating patient care services. Her role required both clinical precision and leadership, which she fulfilled with dedication.

In August 2024, she transitioned into academia by joining Superior University as a Lecturer, Entrepreneur Program Coach, and Research Supervisor. In this multifaceted role, she not only taught core optometry courses but also mentored students in entrepreneurship and guided them through their research projects. Her involvement in curriculum development and student coaching demonstrated her ability to bridge practical knowledge with academic theory.

Since February 2025, Sara has been serving as a Lecturer at CMH, where she continues to share her knowledge and experience with undergraduate students. Her teaching approach focuses on integrating real-world clinical insights with academic concepts, helping students become well-rounded professionals in the field of optometry.

With a strong background in clinical practice, teaching, research supervision, and student mentorship, Sara Sonum is dedicated to advancing the field of optometry through education, innovation, and compassionate care.

Publication

1. Effect of 1.0% glucose intake on tear production and tear stability in dry syndrome. Journal of Frontiers in medical and health research. 2025 Oct.
2. Frequency of refractive errors in different abo blood groups among patients visiting University of Lahore Teaching Hospital. Frontier in medical and health research. 2025 oct 09; 3(8):3007-1593.
3. Desk review of frequency of types of astigmatism and their relationship to asthenopia. Journal of health, wellness and community research. 2025 sep 9:e750-.
4. Cytomorphological spectrum of thyroid nodules diagnosed by fine-needle aspiration cytology in a tertiary care center. Insights-journal of life and social sciences. 2025 jun 16;3(3 (social)):180-8.
5. Comparative effectiveness of different therapies for convergence insufficiency. Ophthalmology pakistan. 2024 jun 30;14(3):67-72.
6. Effect of 0.5% and 1% glucose intake on tear production in euglycemic. The rehabilitation journal. 2024 sep 30;8(03):17-21.
7. Effect of green tea on intraocular pressure in primary open angle glaucoma and healthy subjects. Journal of xi’an shiyou university, natural science edition issn: 1673-064. Volume 19 issue 07 july 2023 1234-1264.
8. Impact of phacoemulsification on intraocular pressure in pseudoexfoliation non glaucomatous eyes versus healthy eyes. Journal of xi’an shiyou university, natural science edition issn: 1673-064. Volume 19 issue 07 july 2023 1297-1321.
9. Evaluation of tear film instability pre and post corneal collagen cross-linking procedure in keratoconus patients. Adv. Ophthalmol. Vis. Syst. 2021;11:23-6.

Conference presentation

 Comparative effectiveness of different therapies for convergence insufficiency.

42rd Lahore Ophthalmo, 46^th National congress of OSP & 2^nd annual symposium of POA December,2024.