In this role you will join the Ophthalmology department to lead and deliver glaucoma care across four Birmingham sites. You will manage the full spectrum of glaucoma patients, including acute and complex cases, and perform cataract surgery and laser/surgical glaucoma procedures. You will collaborate with a multi-site team, contribute to service development, and uphold high-quality patient care within a values-driven, inclusive trust. This is a high-impact role for shaping regional ophthalmology services and improving patient outcomes.
Responsibilities
Ensure service delivery within available resources and manage demand for urgent ophthalmology cases
Collaborate across all four sites to provide cohesive service
Contribute to design and implementation of service using latest evidence
Communicate effectively with clinical colleagues; develop regional networks within the Trust
Plan and execute changes; support financial and performance targets
Provide shared administrative support and be flexible to organizational changes
Key requirements
GMC Specialist Register, eligible for entry or within six months of CCT at interview
Evidence of Continuing Professional Development (CME)
Minimum 4 years post-graduate training in general ophthalmology; additional glaucoma-focused training/experience
Proven experience in managing acute and complex glaucoma, routine cataract surgery, glaucoma laser treatments (SLT, YAG, Diode) and glaucoma surgery
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