Diploma in Ophthalmic Technology (DOT)

Overview

Diploma in ophthalmic technology also known as DOT is a two-year diploma course which is designed to produce trained and qualified professionals who assist ophthalmologists in order to diagnose and treat patients.  Ophthalmology technicians assist ophthalmologists in identifying, diagnosing, and treating illnesses, diseases and conditions of the eye. They usually work in an ophthalmologist's office, a vision care clinic or a hospital. Common job duties for ophthalmology technicians include testing and measuring vision function, testing vision acuity, testing color perception, examining the eyes and cornea, applying drops and medications, and performing other tests and duties as needed. Upon course completion of DOT course, students will have a solid foundation in eye care fundamentals and are able to perform various ophthalmic procedures efficiently.

Eligibility

Applicant should have Passed in 10+2 with PCB/PCM. 

Minimum Education