Clinical Physiologist

The Clinical Physiologists role in the visual electrophysiology department primarily involves testing a wide variety of patients and volunteers, of all ages, utilizing a range of electrophysiological and psychophysical techniques, to assist in the diagnosis and management of a wide range of disorders. To work as a member of the team in order to significantly contribute to the smooth running of the service. MAIN RESPONSIBILTITES To perform various tests on patients and volunteers using a variety of both electrophysiological and psychophysical techniques, and possibly to supervise the performing of such tests by students. To perform the initial quantification of such tests, and to annotate and document the results of this analysis. To participate in the research work of the department. To further their understanding of visual electrophysiology and ophthalmology through study and attendance at appropriate teaching and scientific meetings; to maintain continuing professional development. To assist in the maintenance of the departmental records and appointments systems. To assist with the preparation of data for presentation. To demonstrate departmental techniques and practice where appropriate. Day to day care and maintenance of the equipment. General office tasks. Any other appropriate duties as defined by senior staff.