What this role is likely to suit
We are looking for a professional who is dutiful and willing to collaborate with ophthalmologists and other healthcare professionals for specialized treatment or surgical intervention when necessary. Join the confidential practice team of excellent professionals in Edinburgh and give the best care available to patients. This full-time permanent role will enable you to extensively use your skills and potential in an environment that attracts opportunities. The role is presented as a confidential client opportunity, so public details focus on professional fit rather than exposing employer information.
Full public brief
We are looking for a professional who is dutiful and willing to collaborate with ophthalmologists and other healthcare professionals for specialized treatment or surgical intervention when necessary. Join the confidential practice team of excellent professionals in Edinburgh and give the best care available to patients. This full-time permanent role will enable you to extensively use your skills and potential in an environment that attracts opportunities. Job specification - Perform eye surgeries, such as laser vision correction and cataract, and provide pre- and post-operative care. - Maintains patient records and prescribes medications to treat ocular diseases and disorders. - Examine the eye tissues from various directions, using instruments that shine light into the patient's eye and magnify various features. - Place combinations of lenses in front of one or both eyes to check how well the eye focuses. - Recommend eye exercises and advising solutions to the problems associated with visual impairment. Candidate requirements - Must have obtained an undergraduate degree in Optometry and be registered with the General Optical Council (GOC). - Must have a minimum of 2 years of work experience in the UK. - Permit to work in the UK. - Must know how to use examination tools, such as Ophthalmoscope and tonometer. - Should possess the ability to explain medical terms simply and calmly. Why work with Verovian Access to exclusive vacancies and work shifts Fully online registration and onboarding process Working with your dedicated consultants Earn a referral bonus of up to GBP 200[T&C apply] Free CV and consultation
Role scope
- Deliver sight tests, clinical assessment and patient communication to a consistently high standard.
- Use professional judgement around referral, clinical escalation and patient education.
- Work with the practice team to keep clinics safe, smooth and commercially aware without rushing clinical quality.
What we will qualify with you
- Testing structure, equipment, appointment length and support team context.
- Saturdays, late clinics, locum dates or permanent rota expectations.
- Pay package, benefits, career route and any non-negotiables before representation.
Candidate profile
- Must have obtained an undergraduate degree in Optometry and be registered with the General Optical Council (GOC).
- Must have a minimum of 2 years of work experience in the UK.
- Permit to work in the UK.
- Must know how to use examination tools, such as Ophthalmoscope and tonometer.
- Should possess the ability to explain medical terms simply and calmly.
Benefits and working context
- Access to exclusive vacancies and work shifts Fully online registration and onboarding process Working with your dedicated consultants Earn a referral bonus of up to GBP 200[T&C apply] Free CV and consultation
Pay, rota and consent
Published pay/rate: Competitive To be confirmed. Working pattern: full-time permanent role will enable you to extensively use your skills and potential in an environment that attracts opportunities.. Setting: confidential optical practice. Before representation, Verovian will confirm pay or rate, working pattern, location expectations, client context and what information you consent to share.