Optometrist

Job Description: Optometrist
About the Role
We are looking for a skilled and patient-focused Optometrist to manage vision screening and
primary eye assessment services in our Vision Room. The ideal candidate should be proficient
in conducting comprehensive eye examinations and operating diagnostic ophthalmic equipment
for early detection of vision and retinal disorders.
The role involves working closely with patients, ensuring accurate assessments, and supporting
preventive eye healthcare through technology-enabled screening.

Key Responsibilities
Clinical & Diagnostic Responsibilities
Conduct vision correction and refractive error assessments (eye-sight checks)
Perform and interpret:
Visual acuity testing
Refraction assessments
Prescription recommendations for corrective lenses
Operate Fundus Camera for AI-assisted retinal imaging and retina assessment
Conduct Tonometry to assess intra-ocular pressure (IOP) for glaucoma screening
Perform Slit Lamp Examination to evaluate:
Cataract
Corneal abnormalities
Anterior segment disorders
Identify signs of ocular disease and refer patients to ophthalmologists when required
Maintain accurate patient records and examination reports
Patient Care & Counseling
Explain test procedures and results clearly to patients
Educate patients on eye care, preventive screening, and follow-up recommendations
Ensure patient comfort and adherence to hygiene/safety protocols
Equipment & Operations
Ensure proper handling, calibration, and maintenance of ophthalmic equipment
Support smooth day-to-day operations of the Vision Room
Coordinate with clinical and operations teams for workflow management

Required Skills & Qualifications
Bachelor’s Degree/Diploma in Optometry
Valid registration/license to practice
Experience in operating:

Auto-refractometer
Fundus camera
Tonometer
Slit lamp
Strong understanding of common eye disorders and screening protocols
Good communication and patient interaction skills
Attention to detail and clinical accuracy