Fluorescein Angiography Technician

EyeSouth Partners•Dearborn, MI

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About The Position

Ophthalmic Specialist of Michigan (OSM) is currently hiring a full-time Fluorescein Angiography Technician to work at their Dearborn and Livonia offices. This is a day-shift Monday through Friday. A Fluorescein Angiography Technician, is responsible for performing and assisting with fluorescein angiography procedures. This involves capturing high-quality images of the retina using specialized imaging equipment, preparing patients, and collaborating with ophthalmologists. The technician also plays a role in patient education, documentation, and maintaining equipment. In addition to the core responsibilities, a solid understanding of various retinal diseases and conditions is often necessary. In essence, a Fluorescein Angiography Technician plays a critical role in the diagnosis and management of retinal conditions by providing high-quality imaging and contributing to patient care.

Requirements

Technical Proficiency: Strong understanding of fluorescein angiography and other retinal imaging techniques.
Equipment Expertise: Ability to operate and maintain specialized ophthalmic equipment.
Anatomical Knowledge: Understanding of retinal anatomy and pathology.
Communication Skills: Ability to effectively communicate with patients and other healthcare professionals.
Attention to Detail: Meticulous in image capture, documentation, and quality control.
Interpersonal Skills: Ability to work effectively as part of a team.

Responsibilities

Performing Angiography: This includes capturing images using fluorescein and indocyanine green angiography, which involves injecting a dye and photographing the retinal blood vessels.
Patient Preparation: Explaining the procedure to patients, addressing concerns, and ensuring their comfort and safety during the process.
Equipment Operation and Maintenance: Operating and maintaining specialized retinal imaging equipment like fundus cameras.
Collaboration and Analysis: Working with ophthalmologists to analyze angiographic images and contribute to diagnosis and treatment planning.
Documentation: Accurately recording patient information and test results.
Quality Control: Ensuring high-quality images and adhering to safety protocols.
Training and Support: Assisting with the training of new staff and participating in research or clinical trials.