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Come and start your career in a supportive learning environment with a friendly team based on the south coast of England with ease of access to London and the South.
We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic early career Orthoptist to join the department based at Queen Alexandra Hospital Portsmouth. You will join a forward thinking department of 5.8 WTE Orthoptists and 3 Optometrists. The Ophthalmology department has 15 Ophthalmologists, four of which specialise in paediatric ophthalmology and ocular motility.
The successful candidate will be keen to develop their knowledge and skills, be a flexible and reliable member of the team and will enjoy working in a fast-paced environment. This is a preceptorship post and upon completion of the Trust AHP and BIOS preceptorship programmes there will be opportunity to progress to Band 6 within this role. You will be supported by a mentor throughout your preceptorship journey.
Candidates must have a degree/diploma in Orthoptics and current registration with HCPC is essential.
About usJob Summary
- To diagnose and treat ocular motility and vision function and binocular vision problems in adults and children as an autonomous practitioner. To liaise with Head Orthoptists regarding problems during treatment.
- To be responsible for planning and implementing orthoptic treatment plans/care pathways for patients of all ages.
- To refer complex opthalmic problems to an Ophthalmologist as necessary.
- Screening at satellite clinics.
- To work as part of a flexible team.
Come and start your career in a supportive learning environment with a friendly team based on the south coast of England with ease of access to London and the South.
We are seeking a highly motivated and enthusiastic early career Orthoptist to join the department based at Queen Alexandra Hospital Portsmouth. You will join a forward thinking department of 5.8 WTE Orthoptists and 3 Optometrists. The Ophthalmology department has 15 Ophthalmologists, four of which specialise in paediatric ophthalmology and ocular motility.
The successful candidate will be keen to develop their knowledge and skills, be a flexible and reliable member of the team and will enjoy working in a fast-paced environment. This is a preceptorship post and upon completion of the Trust AHP and BIOS preceptorship programmes there will be opportunity to progress to Band 6 within this role. You will be supported by a mentor throughout your preceptorship journey.
Candidates must have a degree/diploma in Orthoptics and current registration with HCPC is essential.
About us
Job Summary
- To diagnose and treat ocular motility and vision function and binocular vision problems in adults and children as an autonomous practitioner. To liaise with Head Orthoptists regarding problems during treatment.
- To be responsible for planning and implementing orthoptic treatment plans/care pathways for patients of all ages.
- To refer complex opthalmic problems to an Ophthalmologist as necessary.
- Screening at satellite clinics.
- To work as part of a flexible team.
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