Overview:
The role of a Phaco Surgeon Ophthalmologist is critical in providing specialized ophthalmic care particularly in the area of cataract surgeries. This position plays an integral part in the ophthalmology team performing phacoemulsification procedures and ensuring the wellbeing of patients. The Phaco Surgeon Ophthalmologist also contributes to the diagnostic and therapeutic management of various eye conditions working within a collaborative healthcare environment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform phacoemulsification surgeries with precision and proficiency
- Evaluate and diagnose ophthalmic conditions and prescribe appropriate treatment plans
- Conduct preoperative and postoperative assessments for surgical patients
- Provide comprehensive ophthalmic care to patients addressing their concerns and managing their expectations
- Collaborate with the healthcare team to optimize patient outcomes and quality of care
- Maintain accurate and detailed medical records of patient consultations and treatments
- Participate in continuous professional development activities to enhance surgical and medical skills
- Adhere to clinical protocols and guidelines for maintaining a safe and effective surgical environment
- Communicate effectively with patients families and other healthcare professionals
Required Qualifications:
- Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree
- Board certification in Ophthalmology
- Fellowship training in phacoemulsification and ophthalmic surgery
- Licensure to practice medicine and ophthalmology in the relevant state/province
- Proven experience in performing phacoemulsification surgeries independently
- Proficiency in assessing ophthalmic conditions and formulating treatment plans
- Sound understanding of ophthalmic surgical techniques and equipment
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Commitment to ethical and professional conduct in patient care
- Ability to work effectively in a teambased healthcare setting
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