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🌟 Join Our Eye Healthcare Team as an Ophthalmic Assistant Trainee! 🌟
Are you passionate about making a meaningful impact on people's lives? Do you have a strong desire to embark on a rewarding career in eye healthcare? We invite you to take the first step towards a bright future by becoming an Ophthalmic Assistant Trainee.
About Us:
At City Eye Hospital, we are dedicated to providing the highest standard of eye healthcare services to our community. Our team of experienced professionals is committed to enhancing the vision and well-being of our patients. We believe that every individual deserves access to top-quality eye care, and we are excited to offer an Entry-Level Ophthalmic Assistant Trainee Program.
What You'll Gain:
✨ In-Depth Training: Our comprehensive program will equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to assist ophthalmologists and optometrists in various aspects of eye care.
✨ Hands-On Experience: You will work directly with patients, assisting in eye examinations, diagnostic tests, and preliminary assessments. This practical experience is invaluable for your career growth.
✨ Career Development: Upon successful completion of the program, you will have opportunities for career advancement within our eye care center.
✨ Teamwork: You'll become an integral part of our professional and supportive team, dedicated to improving eye health and changing lives for the better.
Qualifications:
🔹 KCSE Certificate, High School Diploma or equivalent
🔹 A strong passion for healthcare and a desire to work in eye care
🔹 Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
🔹 Detail-oriented and a quick learner
🔹 A commitment to providing compassionate care to our patients
Program Details:
📆 Start Date: 8th January 2024
⌛ Duration: 12 MonthsÂ
💼 Location: CEH NairobiÂ
💵 Compensation: Competitive stipend during the training period
How to Apply:
If you're ready to launch your career in eye healthcare and make a real difference, we invite you to apply! Please click on the link below to fill in the online application form. Please be sure to read the GDPR and privacy statements as well.
Join us on our mission to improve eye health and change lives! Don't miss this incredible opportunity to become an essential part of our eye healthcare team. Apply today and take your first step towards a rewarding career in eye care.
What you will do
What you will do
An Ophthalmic Assistant is a crucial member of an eye care team, responsible for providing support to ophthalmologists and optometrists in various aspects of eye healthcare. Their role typically includes:
Patient Preparation: Ophthalmic assistants are often responsible for preparing patients for eye examinations. This may involve taking the patient's medical history, documenting any concerns or symptoms, and explaining the examination process.
Visual Acuity Testing: They conduct basic vision tests, such as measuring visual acuity (using the Snellen chart) and checking for color blindness.
Diagnostic Testing: Ophthalmic assistants may perform or assist in various diagnostic tests, such as tonometry (measuring intraocular pressure), visual field testing, and refraction tests to determine the patient's prescription for eyeglasses.
Patient Education: They educate patients on eye care, contact lens wear, and post-operative care instructions, ensuring that patients understand their treatment plans.
Equipment Maintenance: Ophthalmic assistants are responsible for maintaining and cleaning ophthalmic instruments and equipment to ensure they function correctly.
Sterilization: They follow strict hygiene and sterilization protocols to maintain a clean and safe environment in the clinic or operating room.
Assisting with Procedures: Ophthalmic assistants may assist during eye surgeries and procedures by providing instruments and ensuring aseptic conditions are maintained.
Administrative Tasks: They may also handle administrative duties, such as scheduling appointments, verifying insurance information, and managing patient files.
Team Collaboration: Ophthalmic assistants work closely with ophthalmologists, optometrists, and other healthcare professionals to ensure that patients receive the best possible care.
Patient Comfort: They are responsible for ensuring that patients are comfortable and at ease during examinations and procedures, addressing any concerns or questions they may have.
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