Deliver high quality imaging such as, Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) and advanced OCT-A imaging, Fundus Fluorescein Angiography (FFA), Indocyanine Green Angiography (ICG) Visual Fields (Humphrey), Pentacam, Biometry and Facial photography on patients using appropriate equipment, explaining the procedure clearly to the patient/relative/carer and delivering results to the clinician for interpretation. To provide a specialised colour fundus and anterior segment imaging service including high magnification, stereo and wide field protocols, including ultra-wide field imaging such as Optos/Clarus. To be aware of any unusual test results and take appropriate action, making relevant decisions which may adjust medical requests accordingly to ensure images best represent the diagnosis and information required. To ensure images are of a high quality to inform diagnosis and treatment of patients. To undertake ophthalmic research to support doctors with new developments in ophthalmology. To perform Visual acuity tests using multiple forms of acuity charts as appropriate.To instil appropriate eye drops as instructed by a registered professional whilst following approved protocols for patient safety. To demonstrate effective communication skills to ensure adequate patient understanding and compliance with the tests. Some patients have disabilities and / or visual impairment. Involve patients, relatives / carers in the delivery of care, providing reassurance and support to assist their understanding and co-operation. Assist the senior photographer with maintenance of imaging equipment, ensuring that any risk management issues are identified. Prepare the clinical area for safe practice by ensuring that cleanliness is well maintained throughout the immediate team. Record and store all test results appropriately, ensuring they are securely held, accurate, complete, and legible. To be able to cope with a variable workload, and to effectively plan, prioritise and manage ones own time. To demonstrate advanced competency and expertise in using all technical equipment. As technology/equipment evolves the role will expand to include usage of new technologies - training will be provided where required. To support fellow and new team members in the use and care of all technical equipment and assist the photographers in a supervisory role when applicable. To support the Senior Ophthalmic Photographer with deputised roles such as, revalidation of equipment competencies for junior staff and supporting team members via the MCHT Motiv8 performance review sessions. To undertake virtual ophthalmology clinics (daytime and evenings) and capture and record tests to a high standard and document appropriately using Medisight.Undertake clerical duties as required during the running of patient clinics.To participate in departmental audit and clinical audit.To participate in a multitude of working shift patterns between the working day hours of 08:00am until 20:00pm.Actively keep an up to date continued professional portfolio (CPD) Actively work towards achieving qualifications surrounding ophthalmology and/or medical photography for continued professional development (CPD).Assist the Senior Ophthalmic Photographer with the development and maintenance of an imaging library. Contribute to the development of relevant protocols for medical imaging/photography for use in the department. To understand and follow emergency procedures in the event of an adverse reaction from a patient. Promote the individual needs of the patient, by acknowledging preferences, rights and choices, respecting privacy, dignity, and by promoting anti-discriminatory practice, alerting senior staff if patient care appears to be disrespectful or discriminatory. Establish and maintain effective communication, maintaining confidentiality of information. Ensure compliance with Trust policies, procedures and clinical guidelines, alerting senior staff if practice of self and others appear to contravene policy, or if concerned about any aspect of patient care. Participate in the effective management of risk, by accurate recording and reporting and correct maintenance of records and documentation. Assist the Senior Ophthalmic Photographer to ensure that lessons are learnt from issues arising from risk reports / complaints and that they are promptly and positively addressed. Assist with the maintenance of systems and processes to continually monitor standards, e.g., benchmarking, audit, and implement action plans to improve quality of services. Contribute to the content of policies, procedures and guidelines related to own clinical area / practice. Contribute with the statistical and analytical aspect of Ophthalmic Photography and the progression of service quality and adaptation of acquiring new equipment through progressive clinical funding.