Kaiser Permanente·Lancaster, California
Operates ophthalmic fundus cameras and performs diagnostic procedures like fluorescing angiography and ultrasound. Prepares exam results for physician interpretation and assists with pre-appointment patient workups.
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Operates an Ophthalmic fundus camera (e.g., Zeiss Fundus Flash III) to photograph portions of the eye, such as anterior segment, the ocular adnexa and the ocular fundus. Explain test procedures and purpose. Monitor and evaluate test readings during procedures. Perform fluorescing angiography and ultrasound diagnostic procedures. Prepare exam results for interpretation by physician. Consult with physician concerning test results and alert physicians to positive test results or test abnormalities. Fill request for equipment and supplies. Assume other activities and responsibilities from time to time as directed.
Certification by the Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel on Ophthalmology preferred.
Involves every other Saturday or rotating Saturday. This is an on-call position, days and hours may vary. Photographer will support doctor with pre-appointment workups.
Requires one year of experience as an ophthalmic photographer. Certification by the Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology is preferred.
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