Orthoptist

• Conduct comprehensive orthoptic assessments, including ocular motility and binocular vision evaluations.
  


• Perform visual function testing and support the diagnosis of eye movement and visual coordination disorders.
  


• Assess and manage patients with conditions such as strabismus (squint), amblyopia (lazy eye), diplopia (double vision), nystagmus, and convergence insufficiency.
  


• Develop and implement individualized treatment and rehabilitation programs.
  


• Support pediatric ophthalmology services and assist with vision assessments for children and patients with special needs.
  


• Educate patients and families regarding treatment plans, vision therapy, and home-based exercises.
  


• Collaborate with ophthalmologists in patient management, including pre- and post-procedure assessments.
  


• Maintain accurate clinical documentation and ensure high standards of patient care.
  

Requirements

• Bachelor's Degree or Diploma in Orthoptics or a related specialty.
  


• Minimum 2 years of relevant experience for Bachelor's Degree holders or 5 years for Diploma holders.
  


• Experience working within ophthalmology clinics, eye hospitals, or specialist vision care centers.
  


• Strong knowledge of binocular vision disorders, pediatric eye care, and ocular motility assessment.
  


• Hands-on experience with orthoptic diagnostic equipment and vision assessment techniques
  


• Experience in pediatric ophthalmology, neuro-ophthalmology, or strabismus services.
  


• Previous hospital-based experience.
  


• International healthcare experience is highly regarded.