Ophthalmic Imaging Specialist II: Fundus & OCT Expert

61st Street Service Corporation; New York (NY); On-site; USD 41,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

Paid time off

Equal opportunity employer

Job summary

61st Street Service Corporation provides administrative and clinical support for ColumbiaDoctors, supporting a large multi-specialty practice in the Northeast. The Diagnostic Imaging Specialist II will perform ophthalmic imaging studies, manage data entry, and ensure high-quality images for interpretation.

The role requires at least 2 years in ophthalmology imaging, proficiency with fundus photography, OCT, and related techniques, and a strong service orientation.

Qualifications

• High school graduate with at least 2 years of ophthalmology imaging experience or equivalent education/experience.
• Familiarity with fundus photography, OCT, corneal mapping, specular biomicroscopy, and flatbed scanning; willingness to expand skills in angiography and other imaging.
• Certification and imaging experience for clinical research studies is required or preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic imaging studies and examinations; review requests for appropriateness based on clinical info.
• Position patient and optimize options to ensure quality imaging; operate cameras and scanners.
• Enter patient data into imaging systems and transfer images to PACS; ensure diagnostic quality before interpretation.
• Maintain imaging equipment, logs, QA, and PM schedules; perform daily sterilization and instrument handling.
• Assist with onboarding/training of new staff and act as escalation point for scheduling issues.

Skills

Fundus photography

OCT (Optical coherence tomography)

Corneal mapping

Specular biomicroscopy

Fluorescein angiography

ICG angiography

Slit lamp photography

MPI

Confocal imaging

Side scanning

Education

High school diploma

Biomedical Photography degree (preferred)

Tools

Epic EMR

PACS

Microsoft Office

Job description

61st Street Service Corporation provides administrative and clinical support for ColumbiaDoctors, supporting a large multi-specialty practice in the Northeast. The Diagnostic Imaging Specialist II will perform ophthalmic imaging studies, manage data entry, and ensure high-quality images for interpretation.

The role requires at least 2 years in ophthalmology imaging, proficiency with fundus photography, OCT, and related techniques, and a strong service orientation.