Clinical Photographer

Summary:

The Ophthalmic Photographer is responsible for performing photographic angiograms and tomograms in order to diagnose retinal diseases. The photographer has an in-depth understanding of protocol requirements associated with each retinal condition, advanced knowledge of imaging hardware/software, and facility in dealing with technical support to correct imaging hardware/software problems. The individual is proficient in the following photography tests: Fluorescein Angiography (FA), Indocyanine Green Angiography (ICG), Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT).

 

Role and Responsibilities:

•      Greets patients in a cordial, friendly and prompt manner; accompanies patients to photo room

•      Verifies patient information and makes necessary documentation to patient charts

•      Obtains all appropriate consent forms

•      Captures patient imagine by using specialized equipment

•      Monitors patients' conditions and reactions during the imaging process

•      Manages duplicates, proper image-archiving and storage; escalates any problems or concerns to management

•      Contributes to maintaining a clean and sterile environment

•      Performs ad-hoc tasks in support of the clinical department as needed

•      Performs imaging in support of the Clinical Research Department as needed

•      Maintains compliance with all practice procedures and protocols

 

Essential Qualifications:
Education:  High school graduate or GED required.
Experience: 2-5 years of experience working in a medical environment. Clinical experience within Ophthalmology preferred but not required.

Knowledge/Skills/Experience:

• Accredited training program preferred but not required
• Knowledge of applicable computer applications/medical terminology
• Superior level of customer service and friendly demeanor
• Ability to work in a dynamic, fast-paced environment
• Meticulous attention to detail
• Excellent interpersonal skills to deal effectively with patients, physicians, clinicians and administrators