[optimal] Director of Ophthalmic Photography
- From: Joanne Mansour <JM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "optimal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <optimal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2012 17:33:41 -0400
Director of Diagnostic Imaging (Ophthalmic Photographer)
The Virginia Retina Center (VRC)
General Description:
The Virginia Retina Center is a multi-office vitreoretinal practice with 3
physicians currently recruiting motivated candidates to join our team in the
Northern Virginia, Metro Washington DC area. The succesful Full-time applicant
should be able to provide clinical and research related diagnostic ophthalmic
images that are used for the management of patients with various vitreoretinal
conditions. Multiple camera/imaging systems are employed in order to capture
the required data.
A specific outline of the position is as follows: Color retinal fundus
photography; retinal fluorescein angiography; ICG angiography; slit lamp
photography; intravenous injection of sodium fluorescein and indocyanine green
dyes; external photography; ocular Coherence Tomography (OCT); B-scan
ultrasonography, and automated visual field testing. Obtain imaging study
certifications for national clinical research trials. Assist on research
projects that require image documentation. Perform other duties as required
including the following: training of ophthalmic technicians on photographic
equipment, maintenance of diagnostic imaging equipment, assist in PowerPoint &
poster presentations for conference meetings, assist Physicians in journal
article publications, prepare practice marketing materials, assist in patient
information materials.
Qualifications:
High School Diploma or GED required. Certification by the Ophthalmic
Photographers' Society (OPS) at the CRA (Certified Retinal Angiographer) level
preferred. Minimum of 3 years ophthalmic photography /technology with two
years experience in retinal angiography (OPS CRA requirements) preferred,
previous experience in an ophthalmic environment required. CPR certification
required. If not currently certified, must become and consistently maintain
current certification. Failure to obtain certification may result in
termination of employment. Must have ability to work closely with patients &
staff in a clinical setting and must possess good organizational skills and
the ability to multitask and to prioritize daily assignments to ensure smooth
work flow. The ability to work independently at VRC satellite locations. Basic
computer skills required. The ability to work with digital images, storage
media, electronic transfer, etc. Individual initiative and ability to work with
minimal supervision as well as assisting with various administrative duties
within the practice.
Benefits: Health, Dental. PTO
Compensation: Comensurate based on experience and qualifications
Joanne Mansour
The Virginia Retina Center
20 Rock Pointe Lane
Suite 201
(540)349-1882
(703)738-7157 Fax
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