Specialist in the Ophthalmology Department

Specialist Ophthalmology Department

1 position as a specialist physician at the Eye Specialty, Aalborg University Hospital is available for filling as of January 1, 2027 or by mutual agreement.

We are seeking a specialist in ophthalmology for subspecialization in surgical retina and uveitis with the possibility of surgery in the future.

We place high value on prior surgical experience and prior function in a VR outpatient clinic.

The candidate should have an interest in advanced medical treatment of uveitis and be able to thrive with the complexity of the subspecialty. In addition, there is a strong emphasis on having an interest in participating in future research projects.

Applicants should expect to participate in the on-call team.

There are good opportunities to participate in international meetings and study visits, etc.

There is the possibility of allocating time for development and research. Applicants are therefore encouraged to describe any plans, projects, thoughts and considerations in this context. It is positively valued to have a research background.

In accordance with the Region of North Jutland's (Region Nordjylland) hiring policy, please kindly include references.

Further information about the position can be obtained by contacting chief physician Priya Pedersen tel. 27 30 48 49 or e-mail: [email protected] .

The position should be applied for via the link below.

Application deadline is Sunday 22/11-26

Employment interviews are expected to be held week 48

FUNCTION DESCRIPTION Job title Specialist physician

Employment site Region of North Jutland

Service location Ophthalmology Department, Aalborg University Hospital

Organizational placement Chief physician, Eye Specialty

Employment form Collective agreement-based employment

DEPARTMENT PROFILE The Eye Specialty at Aalborg University Hospital primarily serves the citizens of Region

North Jutland.

The department is part of the area vice-clinic director 5

Inpatient care is provided on a ward which also houses patients from the Ear, Nose and Throat Department, the Oral and Maxillofacial Department and the Neurosurgical Department. There are approx. 65,000 outpatient visits annually.

The department is staffed with about 40 doctors.

Consultants operate largely at the subspecialty level and the department's functions cover most of ophthalmology, such as medical and surgical vitreoretinal, pediatric ophthalmology, neuro-ophthalmology, electrophysiology, cataract, glaucoma, uveitis, externa, strabismus, corneo-conjunctival diseases.

In addition, research, development and teaching take place. The department teaches medical students and health technology students.

The department has all major and regional functions in accordance with the Health Authority's guidance.

The department currently collaborates with the Institute of Vision and Hearing in Region North Jutland, specialty departments at Aalborg University Hospital, other ophthalmology departments in the Continuing Education Region North, and other universities' ophthalmology departments.

MAIN FUNCTION The main task of the specialist is to participate in the department's operation while gaining greater routine in selected parts of ophthalmology with a view to subspecialization.

Subspecialization takes place by mutual agreement and parallel with service in the department's operation depending on the current composition of patient clientele.

In connection with the work area, the specialist runs outpatient work, supervises the work of younger doctors, assists in planning the function and education of younger doctors, participates in the ongoing updating of the department's clinical guidelines and acts as a clinical supervisor for younger doctors in training.

The specialist participates in team work with relevant professional groups in the specialty and works with the patient's team and involvement of patients and their relatives.

Administration and leadership

Management, administrative and representative functions in principle occur by delegation.

The specialist can, after a special, pre-agreed arrangement, represent the department in various contexts in connection with meetings etc.

Depending on interest, the specialist can commence a leadership education.

Planning, development and education

The specialist cooperates with the schedulers and colleagues in the preparation of a plan for the specialist's work.

The specialist assists in preparing the department's goals and strategies.

The specialist contributes to the execution of quality development and method development within the relevant areas of work. This takes place primarily in cooperation with hospital departments and universities both in the country and abroad.

The specialist ensures that the necessary guidelines for patients and for departmental instructions regarding the work area are drafted and revised.

As a clinical supervisor, the specialist collaborates as needed with the educationally responsible senior physician, the educationally coordinating junior physician, etc. to find suitable patients and supervision for younger doctors in training.

The specialist builds a collegial network and participates to a suitable extent in relevant meetings, courses, congresses and study stays in order to keep up with and contribute to the development of the specialty.

QUALIFICATIONS Specialist in eye diseases