Ophthalmic Imaging Technician

• Good level of Education
• Previous experience with HVF testing and/or ophthalmic imaging
• Willingness to undertake OCT capture course

• Knowledge of Ophthalmology procedures and practice

We are inviting applicants for the post of Ophthalmic Imaging Technician to join our team in assisting in the delivery of a high-quality ophthalmic imaging and diagnostic service to Oxford Eye Hospital.
Working in a friendly, modern environment you’ll carry out ophthalmic technical and imaging procedures including OCT, fundus photography, corneal topography, spectacle focimetry, visual field testing, visual acuity assessment, intraocular pressure testing and pupil dilatation.
Applicants must have previous experience with Humphrey visual field (HVF) testing and/or ophthalmic imaging procedures. They should have a basic understanding of human anatomy and be willing to develop their theoretical and practical knowledge.
Candidates will be expected to be comfortable working with people and have excellent communication skills. They should be computer literate and be familiar with database management. Applicants should be prepared to undertake the Certificate of Higher Education in OCT Capture.
The general working hours for the position are 09:00-17:00 Monday – Friday. The post does include some Saturday working.
For further information or to arrange an informal visit contact Lewis Smith Head of Ophthalmic Imaging & Diagnostics (01865 231140) or email 
lewis.smith@ouh.nhs.uk

• To assist in the delivery of core ophthalmic clinical technical and imaging 
services to Oxford Eye Hospital. 
• To be a member of the Imaging & Diagnostic team, contributing to the 
effective quality care of patients, respecting and maintaining confidentiality in 
all matters relating to the department and patients.
• To support the Head of Department in service development, ensuring that 
high clinical standards are maintained.
• To undertake administration, data processing and clinical audit when required.
• The post holder will develop the knowledge and skills to deliver individual 
patient care to the standards defined by the OUH protocols and policies.
• To have a working knowledge of computer systems and programmes.
• To maintain their own professional development (CPD) under the supervision 
of an Ophthalmic Imaging Specialist within the department (mentor).
• Any other duties at the request of the Head of Department or Directorate 
Manager.