Education:
• Board Certified American Academy of Ophthalmology
• Fellowship in Medical and Surgical Retina: Medical College of
Wisconsin
• Residency: Emory University (Chief Resident in his final year)
• Medical School: Emory University
• College: Princeton University, B.S.E. Engineering, Summa Cum Laude

Charity Work:
• Currently Associate Professor, Department of Surgery, at Saint
Georges University School of Medicine in St. George, Grenada
where he provides free medical care, including retina surgery, to the
small island nation.
• 2014 Vision is Priceless “Most Valuable Volunteer” award
• 2005 Orbis Medical Faculty Award
• 2005 Florida Society of Ophthalmology Community Service Award
• Jacksonville Historical Society
• The World Affairs Council
• Music Through the Ages program at All Saints Episcopal Church

Dr. Lambrou is committed to providing the highest level of care to his
patients irrespective of their financial condition.

Education:
• Medical School: University of Cambridge, UK
• Residency: Nassau University Medical Center, Long Island, NY;
Chief Resident in final year
• Fellowship: Vitreoretinal Surgery - Rutgers- Robert Wood Johnson
Medical School / NJ Retina, Glaucoma - University of Texas at
Houston, Neuro Ophthalmology - University of Iowa

Awards & Accomplishments:
• Multiple publications in peer reviewed journals, electronic media,
and books
• Platform presentations at prestigious meetings including
Atlantic Coast Retina
• ARVO Communicator award
• Member of American Academy of Ophthalmology,
American Society of Retinal Specialists
• Mentoring and teaching of medical students, Ophthalmology
residents, and Fellows in training programs

Personal:
• Married with 3 young children
• Enjoy restoring old cars
• Enjoy travel, local cuisine, and exploring the natural beauty
of Northeast Florida