Senior Ophthalmic Photographer & Imaging Lead

Mount Sinai; Hempfield Township (Westmoreland County); On-site; USD 66,000 - 99,000; Full time

Job summary

Mount Sinai Health System seeks an experienced Ophthalmic Imaging Supervisor to oversee the acquisition of screening photos and imaging, ensure high-quality photography, and mentor techs across the facility. This role requires coordinating training and maintaining imaging standards in a busy ophthalmology setting.

The position involves RetCam imaging in NICU, coordination with MDs and nursing, and ensuring reliable monthly quality metrics. Collaboration with IT and Security is essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years as Ophthalmic Photographer/Technician with ROP exams experience.
• COA preferred but not required if experienced.
• Excellent technical skills; well organized and a team player.

Responsibilities

• Oversee Ophthalmic Techs and Photographers and orient new employees.
• Calibrate, troubleshoot, and maintain testing equipment.
• Maintain quality imaging standards in Ophthalmology Clinic.
• May oversee certification of photographers or ophthalmic techs.
• Train PCAs in Primary Care Clinic for Telemedicine Program.
• Monitor quantity and quality of photography and prepare monthly metrics.
• Troubleshoot nonmydriatic cameras.
• Take photos with RetCam in NICU and coordinate follow-up with MDs.

Skills

Ophthalmic photography

Mentoring

Equipment calibration

Imaging quality standards

Bilingual

Education

HS/GED

COA preferred

Tools

RetCam

Nonmydriatic cameras

Job description

Mount Sinai Health System seeks an experienced Ophthalmic Imaging Supervisor to oversee the acquisition of screening photos and imaging, ensure high-quality photography, and mentor techs across the facility. This role requires coordinating training and maintaining imaging standards in a busy ophthalmology setting.

The position involves RetCam imaging in NICU, coordination with MDs and nursing, and ensuring reliable monthly quality metrics. Collaboration with IT and Security is essential.