Dr. May Wu is a pioneering figure in Hong Kong's optometry profession.

⦿ In the 1980s, she was among the few optometrists who returned to

Hong Kong from Canada, bringing her expertise to a field that was then largely unrecognized

⦿ She dedicated herself to education, teaching at The Hong Kong

Polytechnic University (PolyU) throughout the 1980s and 1990s and         playing a key role in establishing early connections between PolyU's       School of Optometry and the Zhongshan Ophthalmic Centre.

⦿ Dr. Wu was deeply involved in the professional community, joining the  Hong Kong Society of Professional Optometrists (HKSPO) in 1983 with    the clear goal of uniting the profession.

⦿ Her leadership was recognized when she served as President of the      HKSPO (1989-1990) and she continues to support the society today as    an Honorary Member and Advisor.

⦿ She also served as the Immediate Past President of The Eye Foundation. A pivotal moment in her career was her work on the Supplementary

Ordinances in the early 1980s, a complex but unifying effort that             ultimately led to the formal registration of optometrists in 1996,               cementing the profession's status in Hong Kong