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Membership Directory Updated Sep 10, 2018 Membership Directory http://www.avsl.org updated Sep 10, 2018. Greyed out items are unverified in 2018 1. Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital & Eye Research 4. American Academy of Ophthalmology Centre 655 Beach Street Library & Information Center San Francisco, CA 94109 19, Cathedral Road Ms. Jenny E. Benjamin, MA Chennai-86 Director, Museum of Vision and Tamilnadu, India The Stanley M. Thuhlsen, MD, Director of M.C. Raja, MA, MLISc, MPhil Ophthalmic Heritage Head Librarian [email protected] [email protected] http://www.museumofvision.org [email protected] Mr. Andre Ambrus, MLIS Cell phone: 04433008800 Clinical Information Specialist http://www.dragarwal.com [email protected] Voice: 415-447-0298 2. Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine Fax: 415-561-8533 Library DOCLINE: CAUAAO 445 Health Science Blvd. Dothan, AL 36303 5. Anna Centenary Library Ms. Nicole Mitchell, MA, MLIS Kotturpuram Information Technology Librarian & Chennai - 85, Tamilnadu Associate Professor India Voice: 334-944-4067 Mr. A. Ashok Kumar [email protected] Librarian and Information Asst Gr.I www.acomedu.org/library [email protected] Voice: +91 9790450556 3. Alcon Laboratories, Inc. http://www.annacentenarylibrary.blogspot. 6201 South Freeway com Fort Worth, TX 76134-2099 Ms. Sonya Lemke, MLS, COA 6. Ms. Bette Anton (Retired) Medical Product Information Specialist 279 Vernon Street, Apt. 5 [email protected] Oakland, CA 94610 [email protected] [email protected] Voice: 800-757-9785 Voice: 510-508-8095 Fax: 800-757-9786 Skype: bette.anton 1 | Page Membership Directory http://www.avsl.org updated Sep 10, 2018. Greyed out items are unverified in 2018 7. Aravind Eye Hospital Library and Information 11. Argentine Council of Ophthalmology Library Center [Madurai] Library J.D. Perón 1479, PB No. 1 Anna Nagar 1038 Buenos Aires, C1037ACA, Argentina Madurai, Tamilnadu 625 020 Mr. Jorge Martins, Librarian India Voice: 54-11-4374-5400 int. 207 Ms. R. Kumaragurupari, Chief Librarian Fax: 54-11-4374-5400 [email protected] [email protected] Mr. R. Govindarajan, Librarian http://www.oftalmologos.org.ar/bibioteca [email protected] Voice: 910 452 4356500 or 4356100 12. Aston University Fax: 910 452-4356100 Library & Information Services http://www.aravind.org Aston Triangle, Birmingham, B4 7ET United Kingdom 8. Aravind Eye Hospital Library Mr. Nick Smith No.1, S.N. High Road [email protected] Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu 627 001 Ms. Lydia Matheson India Voice: +44 0 121 204 4507 Mr. Perumalsamy, Librarian Fax: +44 0 121 204 4530 [email protected] http://www.aston.ac.uk/lis Voice: 0091.0462.2337103 Fax: 0091.0462.2331633 13. Australian College of Optometry http://www.aravind.org Nathan Library Corner Cardigan & Keppel Streets 9. Aravind Eye Hospital Library Carlton, Victoria 3053, Australia Avinashi Road Ms. Linda Morton Coimbatore, 641 014 Librarian India [email protected] Mr. Alagumani, Librarian Ms. Jolanda De Jong Voice: 0422 4360400 General Mgr. of Professional Dev. Fax: 0422 2593030 [email protected] [email protected] Voice: 61.3.9349.7487 http://[email protected] Fax: 61.3.9349.7498 [email protected] 10. Aravind Eye Hospital Library (Pudcherry) http://www.aco.org.au Cuddalore Main Road catalogue: Thavalakuppam, Pudhucherry 605 007 http://libserv.aco.org.au/firstopac/ India Ms. Mahalakshmi 14. B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences Librarian Central Library [email protected] Dharan-18, Ghopa, Sunsari Nepal Voice: (0413) 261 9100 Ms. Neela Tamang, Librarian Fax: 91-413-261 8848 Mr. Ramesh Khatiwada, Ass’t. Librarian http://www.aravind.org Voice: 025-525555 [email protected] http://www.bpkihs.edu 2 | Page Membership Directory http://www.avsl.org updated Sep 10, 2018. Greyed out items are unverified in 2018 15. B.P. Koirala Lions Center for Ophthalmic 19. Blind Foundation Library Studies Te Whare Pukapuka a te Tūāpapa mō te T.U. Teaching Hospital Complex Hunga Kāpō Maharajgunj 4 Maunsell Road, Parnell 1052 P.O. Box 8750 Private Bag 99941, Newmarket 1149 Maharajgunj, Kathmandu Nepal Auckland Mr. Bhakta Karki, Librarian New Zealand Voice: +977 1 4720694/4720695 Ms. Kylie Thomson Fax: +977 1 4720142 Information Services Librarian [email protected] [email protected] http://www.iom.edu.np/bpklcos/ Voice: +64 9 355 6596 http://blindfoundation.org.nz/members/library 16. Banaras Hindu University Department of Information and Library 20. Ms. Viviane Botherway Science Australia Varanasi, India [email protected] 17. Bascom Palmer Eye Institute 21. Braille Institute Library Services Mary & Edward Norton Library of 741 N. Vermont Ave. Ophthalmology Los Angeles, CA 90029 900 NW 17th Street Ms. Julie Uyeno Miami, FL 33136 Information Resources Librarian Mr. Dennis Bermudez Voice: 323-660-3880 x1283 or x1500 Library Supervisor Fax: 323-663-0867 [email protected] [email protected] Voice: 305-326-6078 [email protected] Fax: 305-326-6066 http://www.braillelibrary.org http://bascompalmer.org/physician- resources/library-services 22. British Columbia Centre for Epidemiologic and International Ophthalmology 18. Bausch & Lomb Research & Development St. Paul's Hospital at Library University of British Columbia 1400 N. Goodman St. Department of Ophthalmology Library Rochester, NY 14609 1081 Burrard Street Ms. Ellen Dietterick Vancouver, BC V6Z 1Y6 Canada Senior Information Scientist Dr. Ken Bassett, Director [email protected] [email protected] Voice: 585-338-6324 Ms. Catherine Howett, Consulting Librarian FAX: 585-338-0200 [email protected] http://www.bausch.com http://ophthalmology.med.ubc.ca/divisions /bc-centre-for-epidemiology- international-ophthalmology/ 3 | Page Membership Directory http://www.avsl.org updated Sep 10, 2018. Greyed out items are unverified in 2018 23. California Pacific Medical Center 26. Carl Zeiss Vision Australia Holdings Limited, Health Sciences Library Corporate R&D P.O. Box 7999 6 Sherriffs Road West San Francisco, CA 94120-7999 Lonsdale, South Australia 5160 Ms. Anne Shew, Library Manager Australia [email protected] Ms. Joanne Murrin, Ms. Kathy Kimber, Library Technician Senior IP Administrator [email protected] [email protected] Voice: 415-600-0540 Voice: +61 (0)8 8392 8344, 61-08-8392-8390 Fax: 415-600-2397 Fax: +61 (0)8 8392 8339 DOCLINE: CAUHPA http://www.vision.zeiss.com 24. Ms. Cheryle J. Cann 27. Centre for the Prevention of Childhood [email protected] Blindness Voice: 314-420-1811 McCarthy Mbadugha & Co Great Nigeria House Library 25. Cardiff University 47/57 Martins Street (8th Floor) University Library Service P.O. Box 662 Marina, Lagos, Nigeria Arts and Social Studies Library C. Anuli Mbadugha, Library Director 1st floor Voice: 008023070145 Colum Drive FAX: 00 234 1 2665143 Cathays [email protected] Cardiff CF10 3EU 28. The College of Optometrists Wales, UK 42 Craven Street Ms. Cath Borwick London, WC2N 5NG Subject Librarian - Optometry and Pharmacy England [email protected] Ms. Shirley Hart Voice: +44 (0)29 2251 0199/+44 (0)29 2087 0252 Library and Information Services Manager Mrs. Zoe Young [email protected] Subject Librarian - Nursing, Healthcare and Voice: +44 (0)20 7766 4352 Midwifery; Optometry and Pharmacy Fax: +44 (0)20 7839 6800 [email protected] [email protected] Voice: +44 (0)29 2251 0196 http://www.college-optometrists.org/library [email protected] http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/libraries 4 | Page Membership Directory http://www.avsl.org updated Sep 10, 2018. Greyed out items are unverified in 2018 29. Deakin University Library 32. Doheny Eye Institute Locked Bag 20000, Geelong, Norris Visual Science Library Victoria 3200 Australia 1450 San Pablo Street Ms. Fiona Russell, Los Angeles, CA 90033 Manager, Faculty of Health Library Services Ms. Susan Clarke [email protected] Library Manager and Medical Editor Mr. Blair Kelly, Medical Librarian [email protected] [email protected] Voice: 323-442-7139 Voice: +61 3 5247 9392 DOCLINE: CAUEDO Ms. Chrissy Freestone, Liasion Librarian and http://www.doheny.org Faculty of Health Library Services [email protected] Dr Agarwal’s Eye Hospital & Eye Research Voice: +61 3 5227 2862 Centre, See #2 above, Agarwal’s Eye Hospital http://www.deakin.edu.au/library & Eye Research Centre 30. Devers Eye Institute Dr Om Parkash Eye Institute, Amritsar, Merrill Reeh Ophthalmology Library See #100 below, Parkash Eye Institute . 1040 N.W. 22nd Avenue Suite 160 Portland, OR 97210 33. Ms. Trish Duffel, MLIS (Retired) Ms. Linda Simmons, 748 Keswick Dr. Ophthalmology Librarian Iowa City, IA 52246 [email protected] Voice: 319-338-3940 Voice: 503-413-7678 [email protected] Fax: 503-413-6201 34. Mr. Gerald Dujsik (Retired) OCLC: OQF Distinguished Emeritus Faculty DOCLINE: ORUGOS Illinois College of Optometry 31. Divine Word University 12344 South Loveland Friendship Library Alsip, IL 60803 P.O. Box 843, Madang, [email protected] Papua New Guinea Voice: 708-371-6604 Ms. Monica Rothlisberger, Director 35. Elite School of Optometry Library [email protected] No. 8, G.S.T.Road, Chennai, 600 016 India Voice: 675-854-1861 OR 675-422-2937 Mrs. S. Bhagyalakshmi, Librarian [email protected] Voice: 91-044-2234 4474 http://www.dwu.ac.pg Fax: 91-44-2825 4180 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] http://www.sankaranethralaya.org/op_elite. htm 5 | Page Membership Directory http://www.avsl.org updated Sep 10, 2018. Greyed out items are unverified in 2018 36. Eye Care Center 40. Formazione Continua in Medicina Ophthalmology Library c/o Dept. di Optometria Library 2550 Willow Street, Via Fiume 35 C, 70043 Monopoli (BA), Italy Vancouver BC V52 3N9 Canada Ms. Mery Veneziani, Librarian Ms. Joanne Warren [email protected] Voice: 604-875-5050 Dr. Giancarlo Montani, Dean Fax: 604-875-4663 [email protected] Voice: 0039080802763 37. Fateh-Bal Eye Hospital Fax: 0039 080747179 Nepal Netra Jyoti Sangh Banke P.O.
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