Ophthalmic Imaging Specialist

Ohio-State-University-Physicians-1; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 34,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Ohio State University Physicians is seeking a detail-oriented Ophthalmic Photographer to perform diagnostic imaging and document eye structures. You will interact with patients and physicians, manage a diverse workload, and support imaging modalities such as OCT and angiography.

The role involves maintaining equipment, coordinating with vendors, and preparing patients for electrophysiology testing. Travel to other clinics may be required; HCIS data entry and secure archiving are part of daily

Qualifications

• HS Diploma or equivalent required.
• 1 year OCT and fundus photography experience required.
• 2+ years ophthalmic imaging background preferred.
• OCT Certification preferred.
• Knowledge of Zeiss, Topcon, Optos and Heidelberg systems preferred.
• Familiarity with Ophthalmic Sonography A and B mode preferred.
• Associate's degree or higher in Ophthalmic Technology preferred.
• Knowledge of medical terminology preferred.

Responsibilities

• Performs ophthalmic diagnostic imaging using photographic techniques to document the eye regions (cornea, iris, retina).
• Interact with patients, families and physicians; manage a diversified workload with independence.
• Perform Fluorescein and Indocyanine Angiography, Fundus Photography, External/anterior segment Photography, OCT, Ultrasound (A/B).
• Assist with clinic trial photography/OCT/ultrasound as needed.
• Prepare medications aseptically; perform IV injections and phlebotomy; take manual BP and pulse.
• Handle adverse reactions and coordinate emergencies; use job-related software and IHIS data formats.
• Travel may be required to support staffing at other clinical facilities.

Skills

Ophthalmic imaging

OCT experience

Fundus photography

Education

HS Diploma or equivalent

Associate's degree or higher in Ophthalmic Technology

Tools

Zeiss

Topcon

Optos

Heidelberg

Job description

Ohio State University Physicians is seeking a detail-oriented Ophthalmic Photographer to perform diagnostic imaging and document eye structures. You will interact with patients and physicians, manage a diverse workload, and support imaging modalities such as OCT and angiography.

The role involves maintaining equipment, coordinating with vendors, and preparing patients for electrophysiology testing. Travel to other clinics may be required; HCIS data entry and secure archiving are part of daily