We are actively recruiting for an Ophthalmologist. The appointee will provide patient care in the area of general ophthahigh-volume high volume outpatient setting at the Hospital, as well as surgical care within comprehensive ophthalmology. Other duties will include resident education and scholarly activity. The Ophthalmologist is responsible for offering high-quality eye and vision care to patients through a thorough examination and comprehensive treatments in a high-volume outpatient setting. Performs eye exams, diagnoses and treats ophthalmic disease/pathology, prescribes,s medications, and performs lens-based eye surgery. In this role, a primary focus will be resident training and education.
Responsibilities:
Ophthalmology is a blend of both medicine and surgery. As an ophthalmologist, you\'ll need to:
assess and examine patients in order to make a diagnosis
manage ophthalmic conditions, taking into account both the medical and psychological aspects of patient care
manage busy general outpatient clinics, emergency eye clinics and specialist clinics
do occasional ward rounds (most ophthalmic patients have day surgery and don\'t stay in hospital overnight)
work as part of a multidisciplinary team that includes optometrists, orthoptists and nurses, as well as with specialists such as neurologists, ENT (ear, nose and throat) surgeons, paediatricians and geneticists
operate equipment such as ophthalmoscopes, slit lamps and lenses
carry out eye surgery using, for example, an operating microscope or laser surgery
provide advice and reassurance to patients and family members
educate patients to help them understand their medical condition
handle legal documentation for the certification of patients as blind or partially sighted
support health promotion and disease prevention activities.
What to expect:
You\'ll spend a lot of your time working in outpatient clinics. Many patients will require follow-up appointments for an ongoing condition. You\'ll usually have two or three operating sessions each week (at consultant level) to cover procedures such as cataract surgery. You can also work in community or primary care settings.
You\'ll work closely with other members of the eye care team such as hospital doctors, ophthalmic nurses, orthoptists, optometrists and ocular prosthetists.
Recent new developments in technology and treatments mean that it\'s an exciting time to be an ophthalmologist and it can be a very rewarding career as patient satisfaction is often high. It can, however, be challenging when helping people who are losing or have lost their sight.
You may need to travel to attend international meetings, see international patients or operate in other countries.
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