Under general supervision of the Clinical Manager and guided by the policiesand procedures of UCSF Medical Center, Ambulatory Services and the Department of Ophthalmology, the Jr. Ophthalmic Photographer is responsible for the efficient organization and operation of all technical functions of the eye photography practice. The assignments may vary from day to day, and require the individual to be flexible and well-trained. The primary responsibilities of the Jr. Photographer are ophthalmic photography, scans and testing, and precise documentation of the patient's visit and patient care. The incumbent performs complex, intricate, and technically challenging photography, including Retinal Angiography and ophthalmic testing as ordered by Providers of the Department. Incumbent will also be required to assist in the capacity of a clinical technician as per needed with duties including patient care work-up and preliminary testing in preparation for the Provider''s examination of the patient.
About UCSF
The University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) is a leading university dedicated to promoting health worldwide through advanced biomedical research, graduate-level education in the life sciences and health professions, and excellence in patient care. It is the only campus in the 10-campus UC system dedicated exclusively to the health sciences. We bring together the world's leading experts in nearly every area of health. We are home to five Nobel laureates who have advanced the understanding of cancer, neurodegenerative diseases, aging and stem cells.
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UCSF is a diverse community made of people with many skills and talents. We seek candidates whose work experience or community service has prepared them to contribute to our commitment to professionalism, respect, integrity, diversity and excellence - also known as our PRIDE values.
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Salary Information
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Required Qualifications:
Preferred Qualifications:
Key Responsibilities
Base Level Tech Duties (50%)
Photography (50%)
Other
Coordinates timely flow of patients through the Eye Photography Unit Supportive role in the technical aspects of the Eye Photography Unit.
Coordinates between multiple photographic sites within the Ophthalmology department
Trains Ophthalmic Photography to other Technicians, Medical Students and Provides as needed
Troubleshoots electronic and mechanical equipment within the Department of Ophthalmology
Works with and maintains computers in the Eye Photography Unit
As part of his/her daily activities, employee may access, transport and stock medications. These activities are in compliance with the Medications and Auxiliary Staff Competency, level 3.
Participates in the consideration of purchasing new instruments working with Medical Director and clinical diagnostic services manager.
COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION
Works at establishing a good rapport and professional working relationship with co-workers and all departmental personnel. Motivates cooperation of staff while working toward institutional and departmental goals.
Interacts in a collaborative way with Provider(s) and staff of assigned clinic, other clinics, and other ancillary service and administrative departments.
Resolves differences in a spirit of cooperation; creates solutions, which benefit all parties, especially clinic customers.
Uses judgment to exercise delegated authority to work with others in a proactive way to troubleshoot operational and programmatic problems.
Exhibits the ability to motivate others in educational development and higher levels of work performance.
Encourages open communication and verbalization of opinions in an attempt to identify and resolve problems; strives to reduce tension and anxiety among staff members.
Demonstrates good verbal and written communication skills, documents and reports clearly and concisely. Conveys instructions, directions, and information appropriately.
Answers questions and conveys information regarding testing being performed to patients in a concise, sensitive, informative, and professional manner, keeping a positive and courteous tone.
Consistently projects a professional and courteous demeanor to all internal and external clientele, Providers, co-workers and patients.
Demonstrates courtesy, common sense and follow-through in all telephone communications, maintaining the Telephone Standards as established by the Medical Center.
Complies with Medical Center and department policies and procedures for infection control, safety, administrative, and clinical practice. Complies with activities mandated by TJC, Title 22 and HIPPA. Takes an active part in preparation for regulatory reviews.
OTHER FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Performs the basic, intermediate, and advanced procedures as needed requiring level appropriate knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the eye within the scope of practice of an ophthalmic technician.
Administers and legibly documents the administration of ophthalmic medication drops while maintaining current knowledge of pharmacology and competency in ophthalmic drop medication administration.
Cleans and maintains department instrumentation as needed.
Understands and maintains calibration of all diagnostic instrumentation used.
Performs and documents patient work-up, patient history, and all pre- and post-examination testing ordered by the Provider(s) within the scope of practice of an ophthalmic technician.
Required to work as a team with the other Technicians/Ophthalmic Assistants/Nurses assigned to the same service in order to affect the efficient, timely completion of the clinic(s) to which he/she is assigned each day.
Responsible for quality communication with all coworkers including Providers, Fellows, Residents, Technicians, and clerical/administrative staff that work in his/her assigned service.
Has a supportive role in familiarizing new employees, including Fellows, Residents, Medical students to the clinical functions, policies and procedures of UCSF Medical Center and the Department of Ophthalmology.
Is required to comply with the Medical Center House Standards.
Key Responsibilities
Base Level Tech Duties (50%)
Photography (50%)
Other
Coordinates timely flow of patients through the Eye Photography Unit Supportive role in the technical aspects of the Eye Photography Unit.
Coordinates between multiple photographic sites within the Ophthalmology department
Trains Ophthalmic Photography to other Technicians, Medical Students and Provides as needed
Troubleshoots electronic and mechanical equipment within the Department of Ophthalmology
Works with and maintains computers in the Eye Photography Unit
As part of his/her daily activities, employee may access, transport and stock medications. These activities are in compliance with the Medications and Auxiliary Staff Competency, level 3.
Participates in the consideration of purchasing new instruments working with Medical Director and clinical diagnostic services manager.
COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION
Works at establishing a good rapport and professional working relationship with co-workers and all departmental personnel. Motivates cooperation of staff while working toward institutional and departmental goals.
Interacts in a collaborative way with Provider(s) and staff of assigned clinic, other clinics, and other ancillary service and administrative departments.
Resolves differences in a spirit of cooperation; creates solutions, which benefit all parties, especially clinic customers.
Uses judgment to exercise delegated authority to work with others in a proactive way to troubleshoot operational and programmatic problems.
Exhibits the ability to motivate others in educational development and higher levels of work performance.
Encourages open communication and verbalization of opinions in an attempt to identify and resolve problems; strives to reduce tension and anxiety among staff members.
Demonstrates good verbal and written communication skills, documents and reports clearly and concisely. Conveys instructions, directions, and information appropriately.
Answers questions and conveys information regarding testing being performed to patients in a concise, sensitive, informative, and professional manner, keeping a positive and courteous tone.
Consistently projects a professional and courteous demeanor to all internal and external clientele, Providers, co-workers and patients.
Demonstrates courtesy, common sense and follow-through in all telephone communications, maintaining the Telephone Standards as established by the Medical Center.
Complies with Medical Center and department policies and procedures for infection control, safety, administrative, and clinical practice. Complies with activities mandated by TJC, Title 22 and HIPPA. Takes an active part in preparation for regulatory reviews.
OTHER FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Performs the basic, intermediate, and advanced procedures as needed requiring level appropriate knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the eye within the scope of practice of an ophthalmic technician.
Administers and legibly documents the administration of ophthalmic medication drops while maintaining current knowledge of pharmacology and competency in ophthalmic drop medication administration.
Cleans and maintains department instrumentation as needed.
Understands and maintains calibration of all diagnostic instrumentation used.
Performs and documents patient work-up, patient history, and all pre- and post-examination testing ordered by the Provider(s) within the scope of practice of an ophthalmic technician.
Required to work as a team with the other Technicians/Ophthalmic Assistants/Nurses assigned to the same service in order to affect the efficient, timely completion of the clinic(s) to which he/she is assigned each day.
Responsible for quality communication with all coworkers including Providers, Fellows, Residents, Technicians, and clerical/administrative staff that work in his/her assigned service.
Has a supportive role in familiarizing new employees, including Fellows, Residents, Medical students to the clinical functions, policies and procedures of UCSF Medical Center and the Department of Ophthalmology.
Is required to comply with the Medical Center House Standards.
| Location | San Francisco, CA |
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