An Orthoptist is responsible to provide personalized, specialized and cost-effective care to the patients in accordance to established hospital policies and procedures, standards of orthoptic care and practices.

• Perform orthoptic assessment of patients with ocular motility disorders.
• Perform the prism cover test for the measurement of strabismus.
• Conduct binocular visual function assessment (including tests of stereopsis, field of binocular single vision, Hess chart, synoptophore).
• Conduct visual assessment for a non-verbal child.
• Provide patient education of health, safety and infection control.

• Prescribe and manage low vision.

• Degree in Orthoptics. Those with a Diploma but with a few...