Clinical Imaging Specialist

About the role

Responsible for ophthalmic photography, diagnostic services, and electrophysiology for the Division of Ophthalmology. The primary location is the Buerger Building on CHOP's Main Campus. Travel to King of Prussia SSC is required 1-3 times per week. Flexibility required based on clinic needs, with occasional later end time 1-2 days per week.

Responsibilities

• Performs ophthalmic testing, imaging, and electrophysiology for outpatient clinics, including fundus photography, visual fields, anterior segment fluorescein angiography, OCT, ERG/VEP, and ultrasonography.
• Participates in weekly Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) rounds in NICUs at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia for 6-8 hours/week.
• Acquires retinal images of premature infants for evaluation of ROP.
• Captures and records pertinent clinical data.
• Maintains and contributes to efficient patient flow in the practice.
• Maintains all department photographic, diagnostic, and related equipment, making minor repairs and modifications as needed.
• Ensures acquired images are appropriately stored in patients’ electronic health records.
• Develops and maintains regular image backup protocols.
• Assists with image storage related concerns, managing duplicates, contributing to the database, and reporting any concerns with image capture.
• Works safely in compliance with patient safety policies and applicable regulations.
• Collaborates with physicians to discuss test results and protocols.
• Communicates with physicians regarding test results and protocols.
• Trains others in division’s diagnostic imaging protocols and proper use/maintenance of diagnostic equipment.
• Knowledgeable and proficient in diagnostic testing, including but not limited to: Visual Fields, Ultrasound, OCT, A and B-scan, ERG/VEP.
• Participates in divisional research requiring imaging studies.
• Attends conferences, workshops, and lectures.
• Reviews current literature and updates on latest developments and techniques for testing.

Requirements

• High School Diploma / GED - Required
• At least five (5) years experience in pediatric ophthalmic imaging/photography - Required
• At least ten (10) years experience in pediatric ophthalmic imaging - Preferred

Qualifications

• Knowledge of eye terminology, pathology, anatomy, and physiology of the eye.
• Proficient in all areas of ophthalmic photography (including fundus, Retcam, slit lamp, external, video, and fluorescein angiography).
• Advanced skills in ophthalmic diagnostic testing including OCT, Retcam, ultrasound, and ERG required.
• Ability to analyze and interpret diagnostic testing information.
• Must be able to work and learn independently, multitask, and demonstrate strong problem-solving abilities.
• Outstanding communication and leadership skills to support and maintain professional relationships within and outside the division.

Skills and Abilities

• Knowledgeable and proficient in diagnostic testing, including but not limited to: Visual Fields, Ultrasound, OCT, A and B-scan, ERG/VEP.
• Trains others in division’s diagnostic imaging protocols and proper use/maintenance of diagnostic equipment.
• Participates in divisional research requiring imaging studies.
• Attends conferences, workshops, and lectures.
• Reviews current literature and updates on latest developments and techniques for testing.

Benefits

Salary Range: $67,500.00 - $86,060.00 Annually

Pay

SALARY RANGE: $67,500.00 - $86,060.00 Annually

Schedule

Shift: Day