Ophthalmology Subspecialist (LOCUM)

Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare; Eastern Province; On-site; SAR 300,000 - 400,000; Full time

Job summary

Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare is seeking an ophthalmologist to provide a full range of ophthalmological care to Saudi Aramco employees and their eligible dependents. This role requires evaluating, diagnosing, and treating eye conditions, as well as performing various surgical procedures.

The ideal candidate will have graduated from an accredited medical school, be board-certified, and have a proven track record in ophthalmology with excellent communication skills.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an approved medical school.
• Board certification by the American Board or equivalent.
• Excellent command of the English language.

Responsibilities

• Provides full range of ophthalmological care to patients.
• Evaluates, diagnoses, and treats medical and surgical eye conditions.
• Conducts elective and emergency surgeries.

Skills

Ophthalmological care

Patient management

Surgical procedures

Laser therapy

Medical record keeping

Education

Graduation from an approved medical school

Board certification by the American Board

One year of internship

Two years of fellowship training

Job description

Responsibilities

• Provides the full range of ophthalmological care to all Saudi Aramco employees and their eligible dependents.
• Participates in the planning and implementation of integrated preventative‑curative medical care programs.
• Responsible for evaluating, diagnosing and treating medical and surgical eye conditions.
• Orders general and specific tests to diagnose and manage eye conditions.
• Performs non‑invasive and invasive procedures.
• Conducts elective and emergency surgeries within the scope of an ophthalmologist and sub‑specialist.
• Performs YAG and Argon laser applications.
• Reports to and receives administrative guidance from the physician manager of the Ophthalmology Services Unit.
• Has daily contacts with patients, families, physicians, specialists, nurses, allied health staff and clinical administrators.
• Performs complete eye examinations, assessments, and implements appropriate treatment plans.
• Discusses findings, treatment plans, expected results and possible complications with patients and their families.
• Follows patients through their illness at appropriately spaced intervals.
• Completes patient and other medical records promptly and accurately, indicating diagnosis, treatment and actions.
• Maintains strict confidentiality of patient medical records.
• Takes on‑call coverage of emergency and urgent cases during day and night as per the on‑call schedule.
• Performs special procedures on an out‑patient basis.
• Is qualified in the application of YAG and Argon laser therapy.
• Consults with other physicians and specialists when necessary.
• Refers patients to appropriate physicians as required.
• Participates in group conferences to provide specialist input on complex medical cases.

Qualifications

Education

• Graduation from an approved medical school.
• Board certification by the American Board, the Canadian Royal College of Physicians, or equivalent.
• One year of internship in a recognized training program.
• Two years of fellowship training with ophthalmology board certification from a recognized training program (SCFHS & JHAH HR).

Experience

• Three years of practice in ophthalmology after board certification, with proof of expertise.
• Must hold a valid license to practice medicine.
• Available certifications and other requirements as applicable.
• Excellent command of the English language, both verbal and written.
• Ability to adjust to group practice in a medical environment.