Ophthalmologist
An Ophthalmologist is a physician specialised in the treatment of infections, disorders, accidents, and conditions involving the eye. The doctor carries out vision tests and prescribes corrective lenses, but most importantly, conducts eye operations and treats eye diseases.
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KEY SKILLS
Patient
Precise
An eye for detail
High levels of concentration
Problem Solving
Organised
Efficient
Interpersonal skills
PROS
Good opportunities for job growth
A stable career option with room for increase in demand
Not as stressful as other medical careers
High pay
There are few cases where emergencies arise, making it a profession that has considerably better work hours
Better work-life balance
High patient satisfaction since most eye conditions can be corrected
CONS
The study is long and intensive - a medical degree is required
Constantly need to learn and put new techniques to practise
Extensive skills and techniques needed that is only developed through years of experience
OPPORTUNITY TYPES
GOT WHAT IT TAKES?
Hospitals
Private clinics
Good communication skills
Work well under pressure
Good at handling multiple tasks
Detail oriented
Can maintain concentration for prolonged periods of time
Meticulous in nature
KEY OPPORTUNITIES
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Interesting Facts about the career
The human eye can differentiate between approximately 10 million colours
Pirates wore earrings because they believed it improved their eyesight.