Performs photographic imaging of all structures of the eye. Uses highly specialized equipment to perform different imaging techniques including fundus imaging, angiography, OCT imaging, slit lamp imaging, and external photography. Processes and prints film digitally or in a dark room. May also prepare and perform non-photographic diagnostic testing. Participates in national research studies related to ophthalmic photography with prevention and treatment of eye disease the primary goal.
• CPR 2 - 4 years' experience working in Ophthalmology/Optometrist office as an ophthalmology photographer or equivalent schooling is required.
• Clinical Research Associate certification (CRA) is required or must be obtained within 2 years of date of hire.
• Requires Basic Life Support certification through the AHA. Other advanced life support certifications may be required per unit/department specialty according to patient care policies.
• Ability to identify emergent concern and effectively communicate to physician.
• Must be willing to attend technical courses, workshops, and seminars to continue educating on best practice methods and procedures and new technology.