Research Ophthalmic Photographer

Responsibilities

Obtains and maintains certification for each study. Becomes knowledgeable with the protocol for each trial certified for. Performs ophthalmic imaging studies in accordance with the study imaging procedure manuals. Transfers images to various reading centers in accordance with the study imaging procedure manuals Performs fundus, anterior segment and external photography as required by imaging procedure manuals Performs intravenous fluorescein angiographies and/or indocyanine green angiographies as as required by study imaging procedure manuals Performs scanning computerized ophthalmic diagnostic imaging (i.e. OCT) as as required by study imaging procedure manuals Maintains camera(s), related equipment and inventory of supplies. Maintains all subject-related records as they pertain to imaging systems. Maintains records of work performed. Obtains images for physician presentations as necessary. Provide compassionate patient care throughout the clinic flow Performs other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Skills/Competencies: Knowledge of ocular anatomy. Computer literacy. Excellent communication skills Must very detailed oriented Education Requirements High School Diploma or equivalent required, Bachelors preferred CRA and JCAHPO certification preferred. Certification in clinical research trials with familiarity of reading centers such as DARC, DUKE, UW-FPRC and DIRC is preferred. If not currently certified, be willing and able to obtain certification for all reading centers within 1-2 months of transfer or hire Experience Requirements: Two to three years experience in ophthalmic photography and digital imaging preferred Physical Abilities: Requires normal range of eyesight to perform necessary tasks involved with the photographing of images Involves working in a small space in dimly-lit, or dark room.