Ophthalmology Imaging TechnicianinSouthamptoninSouthamptonPUBLISHED TUE 14 JAN 2025

University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust is delighted to offer a fantastic opportunity to work with us.

Please see below for detailed job description of the role.

Lymington Eye Outpatients are delighted to be able to offer a fantastic opportunity for a customer focussed, friendly and enthusiastic individual, as part of our expanding service. The service runs from Monday-Friday with an 8-6pm shift pattern.

The successful candidate will be working in a team of 7 team embers, who carry out a wide range of roles & responsibilities that includes visual acuity assessment, measure intra-ocular pressures, instil eye drops when needed, assisting the clinicians in running laser list, and operate various imaging equipment's. We also support clinics at our Main Ophthalmology site in Southampton General Hospital, so some off site working will be required.

UHS offers fantastic training and development giving you the best possible opportunities to achieve the career you want. Development of our staff is central to the delivery of high quality, safe and effective care. We can offer opportunities to develop within a supportive environment, and our staff survey results reflect our commitment to facilitate your career progression.

To understand the role in more detail please read the full job description and person specification documents attached.

About us

1. Responsible for the delivery of specialised clinical diagnostic imaging procedures, which meet the highest possible standards with a very high degree of reproducibility.2. Carry out Visual Acuity Assessment, measure Intra-Ocular pressure, instil eye drops as needed and assist clinicians in running laser lists.3. Conduct testing of patients Visual fields for diagnosis and treatment using the Humphrey visual field analyser.4. Complete imaging of patients Retina, Optic Discs, Corneas using a variety of equipment including, Fundus camera and software programmes for retinal photography.5. Manage own imaging workload workflow including allocation of tasks and prioritisation of workload, to ensure the effective and efficient delivery of the imaging service6. Identify the required test and, depending on patient performance, decide to repeat or abandon procedure.7. Use image manipulation and graphics software to optimise image acquisition.8. Monitoring of equipment levels and equipment performance, reporting and ordering supplies, ordering and liaising with manufactures as to service and repair.9. To undertake critical analysis of new equipment and report back to the Head of department or other staff.10. The keeping of records and statistics and the updating of a computer database, reporting results and trends to Head of Ophthalmic Imaging.