Job Vacancy: Medical Officer – Ophthalmology
Institution: Maharashtra Institute of Optometry
Location: Latur, Maharashtra
Affiliation: A Unit of MAEER’s MIT Group of Institutions
Position Type: Full-Time | Clinical and Academic Support
Educational Qualification: D.O.M.S. / M.S. (Ophthalmology)
Experience Required: 1–3 years preferred
Application Deadline: 27 July 2025
🏢 About the Institution:
Maharashtra Institute of Optometry, under the MIT Group of Institutions, is a center of excellence in vision sciences and optometry education. Our focus is to blend academic learning with clinical exposure, ensuring students are well-equipped to meet the growing demands of modern eye care. To strengthen our institutional clinical services and student health support, we are seeking a qualified Medical Officer (Ophthalmology) with a D.O.M.S. or M.S. degree.
🎓 Eligibility Criteria:
· Minimum Qualification:
D.O.M.S. (Diploma in Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery) or
M.S. (Ophthalmology) from a recognized medical university/institute.
· Registration:
Must be registered with the Medical Council of India (MCI) or National Medical Commission (NMC).
· Experience:
1–3 years of clinical experience in an eye hospital, medical college, or healthcare institute preferred.
(Fresh postgraduates with strong practical skills may also apply.)
💼 Roles & Responsibilities:
1. Clinical Duties:
· Provide primary and secondary eye care services through the campus health clinic or affiliated OPDs.
· Diagnose and manage common ocular conditions (e.g., conjunctivitis, cataract, refractive errors, glaucoma).
· Perform minor ophthalmic procedures and assist in surgical case referrals when required.
· Maintain health records and case documentation.
2. Academic Support (Optional/If Required):
· Demonstrate ophthalmic procedures and basic examination techniques to undergraduate optometry students.
· Provide clinical insights during practical classes and discussions.
· Mentor students during their clinical postings or community outreach camps.
3. Community Eye Health Activities:
· Support institutional vision screening programs, eye camps, and school outreach services.
· Participate in public health awareness drives related to vision care and eye hygiene.
4. Administrative & Campus Health Role:
· Attend to student health issues related to ophthalmic or general conditions (when needed).
· Issue medical fitness certificates, manage emergency eye care, and refer cases appropriately.
· Coordinate with the campus administration for health and hygiene standards, especially in hostels and common areas.
✅ Key Skills & Competencies:
· Strong diagnostic and clinical decision-making skills.
· Clear understanding of ophthalmic instruments and outpatient management.
· Good interpersonal communication with students and staff.
· Willingness to engage in teaching and training activities (desirable).
· Commitment to institutional goals and community service.
🌟 Desirable Additions:
· Certification in basic life support (BLS).
· Prior experience in optometry teaching environments or vision centers.
· Fellowship or additional training in subspecialties (for MS candidates).
💰 Remuneration & Benefits:
· Salary: As per institutional norms and experience.
· Accommodation/travel allowance (if applicable).
· Access to institutional research and training facilities.
· Professional development opportunities and CME participation.
📬 How to Apply:
Interested candidates may send their updated CV, cover letter, qualification certificates, and experience documents to:
📧 Email : - mimsredoffice@gmail.com, Email : - principal@mio.edu.in
🌐 Website :- https://mio.edu.in/
Subject Line: “Application for Medical Officer – Ophthalmology (D.O.M.S. / M.S.)”
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