Updated November 2, 2021
- You love children and have a cheerful personality
- You would like to work calmly at a small clinic
- You want to learn about a wide range of diseases
- You can commute on foot from Fujisaki Station (Nishijin Station) or the Takatori bus stop
We are seeing a great many children.
・Amblyopia and strabismus tests
・Amblyopia training guidance
・Orthokeratology
We also see many patients with uveitis, glaucoma, and retinal disease, so you can learn about a wide range of diseases.
Several certified orthoptists are on staff, and the training and support system is solid.
・Vision tests for children
・Dynamic visual field test (Goldmann perimetry)
・Static visual field test (Humphrey Field Analyzer)
・Color vision tests (Ishihara plates and Panel D-15)
・Large amblyoscope (synoptophore)
・Prescribing prism glasses
・Accommodation analyzer (Accommo-Ref)
・OCT / OCT angiography
・The latest retinal imaging device:ultra-widefield fundus imaging (NIDEK Mirante)
・Hess red-green test
・Electronic medical records on Mac
We have set up an environment where you can learn step by step, starting with what you are able to do.
It is a small clinic without surgical facilities, so there is no barrier between staff and the doctor.
Every day, we all discuss our approach to care together.
More and more patients are now seen in cooperation with Kyushu University, Kyushu Medical Center, and other core hospitals nearby.
On our website, in the“Reading” section,we have written many explanations of diseases and our approach to care.
If you have any questions or anything you would like to ask,
LINEplease contact us at any time.
We look forward to hearing from you.
[About care in English]
We also see many foreign visitors, but the doctor is the only one who speaks English.
We have an English medical questionnaire.
Even if you do not speak English, it causes no particular problem at work.
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