Optegra Eye Health Care
Bank Glaucoma Doctor

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Bank Specialty Doctor - Glaucoma | Ophthalmology | Optegra Eye Hospital Yorkshire, Bradford BD10
Location: Apperley Bridge, Bradford, BD10
Contract type: Bank – flexible sessions
Pay: Up to £65 per hour
Role Overview
Optegra is recruiting a Bank Specialty Doctor in Glaucoma for our eye hospital in Bradford BD10, paying up to £65 per hour. Optegra is one of the UK's leading specialist ophthalmology providers, delivering both NHS and privately funded eye care.
This Bank Glaucoma Doctor role suits a GMC-registered ophthalmologist who wants flexible, well-paid clinical sessions in a dedicated glaucoma service without the administrative load of a substantive post.
Pay and Session Information
- Up to £65 per hour
- Bank contract, sessions booked around your availability
- Based at Optegra Eye Hospital Yorkshire, 937 Harrogate Road, Apperley Bridge, Bradford BD10
- Free on-site parking, four miles from Leeds Bradford Airport
About the Opportunity
You will work alongside the Lead Consultant for Glaucoma and a skilled multi-disciplinary team, running glaucoma consultations, assessing suitability for treatment and building management plans in line with NICE guidance and Optegra clinical policy.
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This is a dedicated glaucoma service in a purpose-built eye hospital — you see glaucoma patients, with consultant support and modern diagnostic equipment, rather than fitting glaucoma around a general ophthalmology list.
Key Responsibilities
- Diagnose, assess and manage patients with established or suspected glaucoma and other ocular conditions
- Interpret diagnostic results including IOP, visual fields, OCT, fundus assessment, CCT and gonioscopy
- Build glaucoma management plans in line with NICE and Optegra clinical guidance
- Deliver treatment, including medication management, SLT and PI where appropriate
- Carry out pre-operative and post-operative consultations
- Explain treatment options, risks and benefits clearly to patients, carers and families
- Maintain accurate records on electronic patient systems
- Work with consultants, optometrists, nurses and wider clinical colleagues
- Support audit and service improvement across the glaucoma pathway
- Follow clinical governance, CQC, infection prevention and safeguarding standards
Skills and Experience Required
Essential
- Medical degree from a recognised university
- Current GMC registration with a licence to practise in the UK
- Ophthalmology experience with a focus on glaucoma management
- Gonioscopy competence
- Strong diagnostic and clinical decision-making skills
- Clear communication with patients, carers and colleagues
- Comfortable working independently and within a multi-disciplinary team
- Experience with electronic patient administration or medical record systems


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Desirable
- UK NHS glaucoma clinic experience
- Experience running glaucoma clinics independently
- SLT laser experience
- Experience delivering Laser Peripheral Iridotomy
- Involvement in glaucoma pathway development, audit or CPD
What We Offer
- Up to £65 per hour on a flexible bank contract
- Dedicated glaucoma caseload with consultant support
- Modern, purpose-built eye hospital with up-to-date diagnostic technology
- Free on-site parking
If you are a glaucoma doctor looking for flexible, well-paid bank sessions in a specialist eye care setting, we would welcome your application and look forward to discussing this opportunity with you.
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