Optometrist

Al-Shifa Trust Eye Hospital

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PKR. 60,000 - 100,000/Month

Perform both simple refraction and cycloplegic examination on camps.
Prescribe, fit, and adjust eyeglasses, contact lenses, and other vision aids.
Diagnose ocular disease.
Maintain accurate and confidential medical records of all vision assessments, prescriptions, treatments, and referrals provided during the camp session
Provide advice to patients regarding vision and optical issues
To perform Low vision assessment and provide rehabilitation services
Educates and counsels patients on contact lens care, visual hygiene, lighting arrangements and safety factors.
Refers patients to specialists and to relevant patient care components as appropriate.
Provides patients undergoing eye surgeries, such as cataract and laser vision correction
Assists with procedures and provides pre and post supportive care.
Follows established departmental policies, procedures, and objectives, continuous quality improvement.
Prescribe vision therapy or Orthoptics treatment to the patient of strabismus and amblyopic patients
Advice and perform diagnostic tests/procedures like A /B-Scan, OCT, FFA, Perimetry, Corneal topography etc.
Maintains infection control standards.
Monitor and maintain all optometry equipment.

Skills

Eye Health Diagnostic Patient Counseling Eye Examination

Job Details

Industry:

Healthcare / Hospital / Medical

Functional Area:

Health & Medicine

Total Positions:

3 Posts

Job Shift:

First Shift (Day)

Job Type:

Full Time/Permanent

Job Location:

Gilgit, Pakistan

Gender:

No Preference

Minimum Education:

Bachelors

Degree Title:

BS Optometry

Career Level:

Experienced Professional

Experience:

2 Years - 3 Years

Apply Before:

Oct 21, 2024

Posting Date:

Oct 11, 2024

Al-Shifa Trust Eye Hospital

Healthcare / Hospital / Medical · 1001-1500 employees - Gilgit

Al-Shifa Trust was established with the aim of prevention and control of blindness by providing standard and sustainable eye care services which are accessible and affordable to all regardless of gender, race, color or religion. Its essential components would be hospital-based tertiary eye care services, community-oriented prevention of blindness program, need-based human resource development, promotion of basic and applied research in ophthalmology and development of appropriate and affordable technology.