Senior Ophthalmic Technician | Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust - London

• Perform ophthalmic diagnostic testsincluding, but not limited to:• Visual acuity assessments
• Optical coherence tomography (OCT) scans
• Humphrey visual field tests
• Anterior and posterior segment imaging
• Corneal topography and biometry measurements
• Pachymetry and IOP check ( ORA & Icare)
• Assist ophthalmologists and optometrists inoutpatient consultationsensuring a smooth clinical workflow.
• Providepre- and post-procedure patient instructions, ensuring they understand the tests and expected outcomes.
• Ensure accuratedocumentation of patient datainto health records and clinical management systems.
• Adhere toinfection control protocolsand ensure all clinical areas and equipment are cleaned and maintained to a high standard.
• Ensure correcthandling and calibration of ophthalmic equipment, reporting any faults to EBME and other services
• Offer a patient-centered approach, providing reassurance and support to private patients throughout their clinical journey.
• Act as a key point of contact for patients,addressing queriesregarding tests and procedures professionally.
• Assist inmanaging patient flow, ensuring minimal waiting times and an efficient clinic operation.
• Support consultants and nurses in deliveringpersonalized careto meet the expectations of private patients.

• Salary including High-Cost Area Supplement
• Opportunity to join the NHS Pension Scheme
• Free 24/7 independent counselling service
• Learning and development opportunities
• Easy and quick transport links
• A range of attractive benefits and discounts
• Access to Blue Light Card and other NHS Discount Schemes
• Free Pilates classes
• Full support and training to develop your skills
• Flexible working friendly organisation

And so much more! To see the full range of benefits we offer please see our Moorfields benefits document.

There is also an occasional requirement of providing imaging services out of normal working hours including some Saturday work.

1. To provide the full range of routine and specialised imaging techniques which require expert knowledge of Ophthalmology anatomy and disorders to demonstrate the condition correctly photographed and to ensure that the correct type of imaging Modality and technique is used.
2. To be an expert in performing and analysing ophthalmic images using standard techniques and any other new techniques or devices deemed appropriate by the Head of Department.
3. To perform Slit-Lamp imaging of the anterior segment of the eye and possess knowledge of the use of Topical Stains when appropriate and necessary.
4. To record angiography of the anterior segment using retinal imaging devices.
5. To provide Clinical imaging of the external eye and ocular adnexa.
6. To undertake Optical Coherence Tomography of the retina and the disc using different imaging modalities.
7. To identify types of drop instillation of various drugs required to facilitate good quality imaging of the eye.
8. To advise and provide advanced / novel imaging techniques as required to reflect the clinical diagnostic question.
9. To assist and provide advice to medical staff in the diagnoses of patient conditions as required.
10. To provide a high-quality service for research projects and clinical trials.
11. To appraise new devices and techniques for clinical implementation as deemed appropriate by changes in technology and clinical approach to patient care.
12. To work under clearly defined policies and work practice.
13. To deal with adverse reactions to fluorescein, or other imaging agents, there may be occasional exposure to distressing circumstances.

Ophthalmic Imaging Investigations:

• Optical Coherence Tomography.
• Angio Optical Coherence Tomography.
• Colour Fundus Photography.
• Photo Slit-Lamp Photography.
• Stereo Imaging.
• Fluorescein Angiography.
• Indocyanine Green Angiography.
• Autofluorescence.
• Optos Imaging.
• Anterior Segment OCT.
• External and Studio Photography.
• Ultrasound B scanning including follow up patients for the oncology service, writing a report on findings and accurately measuring the dimensions of lesions.

1. The post holder will work as a point of contact for the department for education and training.
2. Contribute to the delivery of the Trust’s strategic agenda.
3. Contribute to the development of the profession.
4. Promote the profession and represent Moorfields locally and at a national and international level.
5. Support the development and maintenance of policies, guidance, protocols and procedures.
6. Act as an advocate for ultrasound and ophthalmic imaging training and education.
7. Maintain standards and practice in accordance with Professional Code of Conduct guidelines, national guidelines and local Trust policies/guidelines.
8. Be conversant with Trust Policies and guidelines and ensure compliance.
9. Be actively involved in the department and Trust wide clinical governance strategy. This will include participation in clinical governance activities at Division and Trust level.
10. Be aware of departmental risk and work with the Head of Department to reduce/mitigate risk.
11. Well-developed physical skills (manual dexterity).
12. Responsibility for the safe use of expensive and highly complex imaging equipment.
13. Work within scope of practice.
14. Actively participate in departmental teaching and training sessions.
15. Actively participate in audit and continuously review own work to maintain and improve quality of imaging performed.
16. Undertake all mandatory training and identify the knowledge and skills needed for successful personal development.
17. Provide computer graphic services and operate several information systems relating to imaging and assisting medical staff in downloading clinical images and printing.
18. There is a frequent requirement for sitting in a restricted position for a substantial proportion of the working time whilst performing imaging tasks.
19. This role will require frequent intensive concentration.
20. Dealing with adverse reactions to fluorescein or other intravenous imaging agents, there may be occasional exposure to distressing circumstances.
21. Carry out simple maintenance and calibration of equipment.
22. Make departmental representations when necessary and when requested by senior managers.
23. Maintain high quality standard across all work.
24. Actively engage in research projects when opportunities arise.

1. Lead, manage and motivate imaging staff, ensuring appropriate management structures, policies and practices are in place to achieve high levels of performance.
2. Work with the Head of Imaging & Ultrasound to support the delivery of safe, efficient, and effective imaging care.
3. Troubleshoot and escalate any capacity and demand concerns to Head of Imaging & Ultrasound.
4. Liaise and work collaboratively with other stakeholders to effectively manage the day to day running of Service.

This advert closes on Sunday 23 Mar 2025