
Christian Robertson, MD
Dr. Christian Robertson is a comprehensive ophthalmologist with a particular interest in cataract surgery. He works closely with patients to understand their vision goals and helps them choose the lens and surgical approach that best fits their individual needs. He also provides glaucoma treatment with medications, laser procedures, and minimally invasive surgery, as well as medical retina care, including intravitreal injections for conditions such as macular degeneration and diabetic eye disease.
Education & Experience
Originally from Saint Paul, Minnesota, Dr. Robertson earned his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin–River Falls before earning his Doctor of Medicine degree from the Medical College of Wisconsin. He completed his internal medicine internship and ophthalmology residency at Baylor College of Medicine in Temple, Texas, where he served as chief resident.
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During his residency, Dr. Robertson was recognized with the Gold Humanism Award for his commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care. He was also actively involved in ophthalmic research and has published his work in peer-reviewed medical journals.
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Dr. Robertson participated in several medical mission trips during his training, where he witnessed the difference restored vision could make for patients and their families. These experiences strengthened his appreciation for the life-changing impact of eye surgery and continue to shape his approach to patient care.
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Commitment to Patient Care
Dr. Robertson believes in taking the time to understand what matters most to each patient and working together to develop an individualized treatment plan. He especially enjoys seeing patients after cataract surgery and hearing about the activities and experiences they are able to enjoy again with improved vision.
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Practice Locations
Eau Claire • Menomonie • Black River Falls
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​Outside the Clinic
Dr. Robertson has a lifelong background in judo and wrestling, including training and competing around the world and coaching both children and adults. His years of competition and coaching have shaped his integrity, discipline, and drive to continually improve.
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Dr. Robertson and his wife, Esther, met in high school and first made Wisconsin home while he attended UW–River Falls and the Medical College of Wisconsin. After completing his training in Texas, they were excited to return to Wisconsin, where they are raising their five children.
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Outside of medicine, Dr. Robertson enjoys spending time with his family, hiking and camping, working out, grilling, and trying new recipes with his wife.
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