Specialist Orthoptist

About the Role

KEY TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Clinical 1. To act as an autonomous practitioner taking clinical responsibility for the

effective diagnosis, treatment and management of own orthoptic caseload. This group comprises babies, children and

adults of all ages referred from a wide range of specialities including paediatrics, neurology, stroke rehabilitation,

A/E, G.P.s and H.V.s. This group also includes pre and post operative patients with ocular motility defects where highly

developed specialist skills are required to ensure the necessary degree of accuracy in measurements for surgery and

specialist knowledge to formulate prognosis. There will also be a significant number of children referred from the Royal

Responsibilities

• Perform core duties as described.

Requirements

• Relevant experience or willingness to learn.

Benefits

• Benefits per job description.

Compensation

To be discussed.

Location & Schedule

Per job description.

How to Apply

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