A. Patient Examination and Clinical Assessment

- Perform preliminary eye examinations and assess patients' visual complaints.
- Conduct visual acuity testing for distance and near vision.
- Perform objective and subjective refraction.
- Assess refractive errors and prescribe spectacles as per clinical protocols and scope of practice.
- Perform retinoscopy, autorefraction and other relevant optometric investigations.
- Assess binocular vision and ocular motility whenever required.
- Identify abnormal findings and refer patients to ophthalmologists for further evaluation.

B. Diagnostic Procedures

- Perform diagnostic investigations such as:
- A-Scan and IOL power calculation.
- Keratometry.
- Tonometry.
- Visual field assessment.
- OCT and fundus photography, as trained and assigned.
- Assist in pre-operative and post-operative eye assessments.
- Ensure accuracy of investigation results and maintain proper documentation.
- Follow standard operating procedures while handling ophthalmic equipment.

C. Patient Counselling and Education

- Explain examination findings and procedures to patients in a clear and understandable manner.
- Counsel patients regarding spectacle usage, contact lens care and visual hygiene.
- Provide guidance regarding follow-up visits and further investigations.
- Educate patients on the importance of regular eye examinations.
- Maintain a courteous and patient-friendly approach throughout the consultation.

D. Clinical Coordination

- Coordinate with ophthalmologists, clinical coordinators, nurses and other clinical staff.
- Ensure smooth patient flow and timely completion of investigations.
- Assist doctors during consultations whenever required.
- Coordinate with optical and other relevant departments for patient-related requirements.
- Escalate critical findings and urgent cases to the concerned doctor immediately.

E. Equipment and Documentation

- Maintain and handle optometric instruments and equipment carefully.




- Ensure cleanliness and readiness of examination rooms.
- Maintain accurate patient records and investigation reports.
- Report equipment breakdowns and calibration requirements to the concerned department.
- Follow infection control practices and hospital safety protocols.

F. Quality and Compliance

- Adhere to hospital policies, clinical protocols and NABH quality standards.
- Maintain patient confidentiality and professional ethics.
- Participate in departmental meetings, training programmes and quality improvement activities.
- Follow biomedical waste management and infection prevention guidelines.
- Support internal audits and documentation requirements.

3. Required Skills and Competencies

- Good clinical and optometric examination skills.
- Knowledge of refraction and ophthalmic diagnostic procedures.
- Good communication and patient counselling skills.
- Ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary team.
- Patient-friendly attitude and service orientation.
- Positive documentation and computer skills.
- Attention to detail and accuracy.
- Ability to manage patient flow and work under pressure.

4. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

- Accuracy and quality of refraction and clinical assessments.
- Timely completion of patient examinations and investigations.
- Patient satisfaction and counselling effectiveness.
- Accuracy and completeness of patient documentation.
- Adherence to clinical protocols and hospital policies.
- Proper maintenance and utilization of equipment.
- Coordination and teamwork with clinical departments.

5. General Responsibilities

- Perform any other clinical or administrative responsibilities assigned by the reporting authority, within the scope of qualification, training and hospital policies.
- Maintain discipline, punctuality and professional conduct.
- Contribute to the overall quality of patient care and departmental efficiency.

Pay: ₹20,000.00 - ₹35,000.00 per month

Benefits:

- Provident Fund

Work Location: In person

📌 Master of Optometry or M.Optom (Coimbatore)
🏢 Aravind Eye Care
📍 Coimbatore