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WHAT IS ORTHOPTICS?
- What is an Orthoptist?
  
  Orthoptists are the experts in diagnosing and treating defects in eye movement and problems with how the eyes work together, called binocular vision. Read more...
- More about orthoptics …
  Orthoptist, Optometrist or Ophthalmologist?
  Who should see an Orthoptist?
  Common conditions
  FAQ on Orthoptic Conditions
  Visiting an Orthoptist – Guides
  
  Research
  Orthoptists & Public Health
  
  #WePatch – help with occlusion
  Children’s vision screening
  Stroke or brain injury
  Low vision
- Impact of Orthoptic Services
  
  Orthoptists make a huge contribution to healthcare services across the UK and Ireland. Read more...
CAREERS
- How to become an Orthoptist
  
  Everything you need to know about starting a rewarding career in Orthoptics. Where will I work? What patients will I see? Where can I study? And more …
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- Orthoptic Careers
  How do I become an orthoptist?
  How do I become an orthoptic clinical assistant?
  Studying Orthoptics
  Academic Orthoptic Lecturer
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  Advanced Clinical Practice
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  Promoting Careers in Orthoptics
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