Ophthalmic Photographer
Rochester, MN · On-site
The majority of the photographer's time is spent in direct patient care using cameras, ultrasound ... care and teaching, developing film, and instructing residents and visiting clinicians in ...
Rochester, MN · On-site
The majority of the photographer's time is spent in direct patient care using cameras, ultrasound ... care and teaching, developing film, and instructing residents and visiting clinicians in ...
Rochester, MN · On-site
The majority of the photographer's time is spent in direct patient care using cameras, ultrasound ... care and teaching, developing film, and instructing residents and visiting clinicians in ...
Rochester, MN · On-site
The majority of the photographer's time is spent in direct patient care using cameras, ultrasound ... care and teaching, developing film, and instructing residents and visiting clinicians in ...
Rochester, MN · On-site
The majority of the photographer's time is spent in direct patient care using cameras, ultrasound ... care and teaching, developing film, and instructing residents and visiting clinicians in ...
The majority of the photographer's time is spent in direct patient care using cameras, ultrasound ... developing film, and instructing residents and visiting clinicians in photographic techniques.
The majority of the photographer's time is spent in direct patient care using cameras, ultrasound ... developing film, and instructing residents and visiting clinicians in photographic techniques.
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A Film Director is responsible for overseeing the creative aspects of a film, including interpreting the script, guiding actors, and collaborating with the production team to achieve the desired visual storytelling. They make key artistic and technical decisions, such as shot composition, pacing, and tone. Directors work closely with cinematographers, editors, and other crew members to bring their vision to life.
Film Directors often face the challenge of balancing creative vision with practical constraints such as budget, time, and resource limitations. Managing large, diverse teams—including cast, crew, and production staff—requires strong leadership and flexibility, especially when unexpected issues arise on set. Directors also need to communicate effectively with producers and department heads to ensure that all aspects of the production align with the intended story and style. Successfully navigating these challenges is key to delivering a polished final film that meets both artistic and commercial goals.
To thrive as a Film Director, you need a strong understanding of storytelling, cinematic techniques, and visual composition, often developed through formal education in film production or significant on-set experience. Mastery of industry-standard tools such as editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere, Avid), camera equipment, and familiarity with production management platforms is essential. Outstanding communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills help directors effectively guide crews and collaborate with actors and other creatives. These abilities are crucial for executing a compelling vision while managing the complex, fast-paced nature of film productions.

Full-time
Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement
Posted 3 days ago
7.8
Based on 691 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz
103rd of 890 rated healthcare providers
The Ophthalmic Photographer performs ophthalmic photography and measurements for clinical and research protocols in the department of Ophthalmology. The majority of the photographer's time is spent in direct patient care using cameras, ultrasound and other ophthalmic equipment. Other duties include documenting test results to maintain photographic records for patient care and teaching, developing film, and instructing residents and visiting clinicians in photographic techniques.
High school diploma or GED required. Requires two years photography experience or a degree in photography; ophthalmic photography experience preferred. Computer skills are required. The successful candidate will possess knowledge of ocular anatomy and physiology and ophthalmic photographic techniques or acquire these skills through on-the-job training. CRA, COA, or COT licensure preferred.
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Hospitals
10,000+ Employees
Rochester, MN, US
1919