Consultant Ophthalmologist

Duties & Responsibilities Our client is looking for a Consultant Ophthalmologist - Corneal, cataract, and refractive; they will be responsible for providing high-quality care to patients with eye-related conditions. Responsibilities include diagnosing and treating eye disorders, performing surgeries, prescribing medications, staying updated on advancements in the field, participating in audits and reviews, conducting employee training, ensuring compliance with quality standards, maintaining a safe work environment, and fulfilling other duties as assigned by department heads and Medical Directors. Our client is a modern healthcare institution that focuses on world-class clinical excellence with a mission to become the hospital of choice, providing, the highest, measurable care to its clients. Building on its clinical excellence, and international partnership approach, the facility delivers outstanding clinical expertise, through highly experienced multi-disciplinary professional teams and systems. Clients will experience a quality-of-care equivalent to or exceeding, that of the very best hospitals around the world. With 240 single private suites, 10 operating rooms, and 23 Intensive Care beds, they provide primary, secondary, and tertiary healthcare services. Our Operating Rooms are equipped with the most advanced technology, allowing them to do minimally invasive surgery and imaging during operations. The facility is also equipped with the Da Vinci and Artis pheno robotic equipment which is more precise and enables quicker surgery and with fewer complications resulting in a faster recovery. Responsibilities: • Develop the strategic plan and objectives for the Department of Ophthalmology. • Diagnose eye disorders in its structure including the eyelids, cornea, sclera, conjunctiva, etc. • Treat minor and major eye trauma or injuries. • Prescribe ophthalmologic therapies such as cryotherapy and low-vision therapy. • Conduct a thorough test of the visual system to determine the severity and nature of ocular disorder. • Perform ophthalmic surgeries like refractive, eye muscle, cataract, glaucoma, corneal, ceroplastic, and vitro-retinal surgeries. • Perform laser surgeries to alter, excise, or reshape ocular tissue. • Design and develop treatment plans based on patient's medical history and objectives, the severity of the disorder, and therapeutic risks and benefits. • Prescribe or refer to Optometrists for proper corrective lenses such as glasses and contact lenses. • Keep abreast with trends in the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases. • Participates in audits or reviews conducted by internal auditing teams, accreditation bodies, and national healthcare committees. • Assumes an active role in development, optimization, and validation of new and existing services in partnership with other healthcare colleagues, business development representatives and/or project management teams. • Supervises overall maintenance of instruments and inventories for efficient and high-quality operations in the Ophthalmology section. • Maintains and upgrades knowledge by attending CPDs and courses.