Work closely with Consultant Ophthalmologists to ensure high qualified standards in optometry services.
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Assist in initial patient assessments, including vision testing and refraction, to support diagnosis and treatment planning.
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Perform comprehensive eye examinations using standard and advanced techniques to detect refractive errors and ocular diseases.
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Document refraction and clinical findings in the EMR. Final prescriptions for glasses, contact lenses, and medications are issued by the Ophthalmologist.
1. Diagnostic and Therapeutic Support
• Assess the condition of ocular structures, including lids, tear film, cornea, and ocular surface.
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Perform advanced diagnostic procedures such as:
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Corneal Topography o
Pachymetry o
Keratometry o
Slit Lamp Examination
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Conduct and assist in corneal/lid foreign body removal under supervision.
1. Specialized Clinics and Extended Roles
• Participate in sub-specialty services including:
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Post-operative cataract follow-ups o
School and camp screening programs o
Low vision and satellite clinics
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Provide guidance on vision therapy and ergonomics to minimize eye strain.