Ophthalmology Subspecialist
Basic Function
Provides the full range of ophthalmological care to all Saudi Aramco employees and their eligible dependents. Participates in the planning and implementation of integrated preventative-curative medical care programs.
Scope
Responsible for evaluating, diagnosing and treatment in the field of ophthalmology, including medical and surgical conditions of the eye: ordering general and specific tests to diagnose and manage eye condition; performs non-invasive and invasive procedures, performs elective and emergency surgery, as expected within the scope of Ophthalmologist and Sub-specialist. Performs YAG and Argon laser applications. Reports to and receives administrative guidance from the physician manager, Ophthalmology Services Unit.
Principal Contacts
Has daily contacts with patients and their families, physicians, specialist, nurses, allied health staff and clinical administrators.
Principal Duties
- Performs complete eye examination, assessment, determines and/or implements the treatment plan and discusses with the patient and /or his/her family, the eye findings, management, expected results of the treatment and possible complications.
- Follows patient through their illness at appropriately spaced intervals.
- Completes patient and other medical records promptly and accurately, indicating diagnosis, treatment and action.
- Maintains strict confidentiality of patient’s medical records.
- Performs elective and emergency surgeries as expected within the scope of Ophthalmologist.
- Cover on calls as per the schedules.
- Performs both YAG and Argon Laser therapy.
- Refers patients to the appropriate services including Ophthalmology Sub-specialists.
- Participates in case discussions with the Sub-specialists.
Experience
- Three years of practice in the field of Ophthalmology after the board, with proof of expertise.
- Must hold a valid SCFHS license
Certifications/Other requirements as applicable
- Excellent command of the English language, both verbal and written.
- Ability to adjust to group practice in a medical environment.