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- For patients and public
  
  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...
- How to become an Orthoptist
  
  The course is a combination of academic study and clinical placements. The clinical placements are across the UK and Republic of Ireland with the possibility of international ones too.
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- Information for Professionals
  
  Orthoptists positively contribute to the NHS outcomes framework in a number of ways. We assess, diagnose, treat and monitor visual impairment. We also provide orthoptic services in the community.
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- Benefits of Membership
  
  Members are provided with Medical & Professional Liability Insurance up to £2.5 million per claim (£5 million in total), together with Public Liability Insurance up to £5 million.
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