Eye Department

Take medical histories, examine and diagnose eye diseases.
Explain to patients about their health condition.
Prescribe medication and develop treatment plans for patients.
Guide patients on disease prevention.
Address patients' inquiries.
Participate in in-hospital and out-of-hospital health examinations.
Participate in departmental professional briefings: report on on-call sessions and the progress of assigned patients.
Participate in hospital-wide regular professional meetings.
Participate in in-hospital and out-of-hospital health examinations.
Implement technical procedure checklists as required.
Participate in regular health education counseling activities at the department.
Present professional lessons learned and case reviews as directed by department leadership.
Conduct case reviews, report scientific activities, and departmental work reports.
Participate in out-of-hospital work according to plan or as assigned.

Postgraduate degree preferred; prioritize resident physicians, specialist doctors (Level I) or Master's in Medicine specializing in Ophthalmology.
Professional license
Doctors with over 3 years of relevant specialist experience or who have worked at top-tier (Level 1) hospitals.
English proficiency: IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 65, TOEIC (Reading & Listening: 650, writing: level 5, speaking: level 6).
Proficient in office computer applications.
Good communication skills.