Minimum 2:1 undergraduate honours degree in an eye care-related degree.
We may consider other eye-care related qualifications.
This programme will empower you to lead with confidence within the field of paediatric ophthalmology. You’ll gain the skills needed to guide colleagues through uncertainty, and drive positive change in your healthcare organisation.
The impact of this course goes beyond professional development. As an advanced clinical practitioner (ACP), you’ll have the knowledge, skills and experience needed to autonomously diagnose and treat a range of ophthalmology conditions in children and young people.
ACPs are an integral part of the NHS workforce, particularly in paediatric ophthalmology where the UK is facing an acute shortage of ophthalmologists and an increased need for eye care services. Our graduates have gone on to streamline service delivery, reduce wait times, relieve pressure on ophthalmology colleagues, and ultimately improve the patient experience.
Yeare One - Core module:
Paediatrics ACP Year 2 - ore module
Clinical Leadership and Education in Ophthalmology
Second-year students also take one 30-credit module of choice from the following options (please note, Research Methods is a pre-requisite for the 3rd year clinical research project):
Insight into Disease (Orthoptics and Ophthalmology)
Low Vision
Medical Exemptions for Orthoptists
Research Methods (Orthoptics and Ophthalmology) Year 3 Research Project (Orthoptics and Ophthalmology)
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