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Ophthalmology Specialist Doctor

On-site in Mad·Added 1 month ago (last checked 2 Nov)

Iberia

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Work mode: On-site, Mad
English: Required
Education: University degree

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Requirements

What we're looking for

Essential requirements for the position

Degree in Medicine.
Specialist Ophthalmologist degree via MIR.
Training and periodic updates required for the proper practice of the specialty.
An AME certificate is not required if the position is limited to specialized ophthalmological assessment and does not exercise powers of issuance, revalidation, or renewal of aero-medical certificates.
Advanced level of English.
Ability to issue clear clinical reports and manage medical information with confidentiality, responsibility, and rigor.

Nice to have

Personal characteristics and management skills

Rigor and clinical judgment to perform ophthalmological assessments and make informed decisions within the scope of the specialty.
Analytical capacity and attention to detail to identify relevant findings and determine the most appropriate actions.
Responsibility, discretion, and confidentiality in the handling of medical and personal information.
Precision and systematic approach in performing examinations and documenting results.
Clear communication and empathy in the relationship with the examined individuals and with the healthcare professionals involved.
Capacity for transversal work and coordination with the company's different medical interlocutors.
Commitment to the periodic updating of knowledge and continuous improvement.
Collaborates transversally with healthcare professionals and the involved company areas, providing specialized ophthalmological expertise and facilitating a coordinated response.
Attends to people with respect, listening, professionalism, and confidentiality, taking into account the diversity of situations and needs.
Applies ophthalmological criteria in a rigorous, practical manner oriented toward the resolution of each situation.
Manages examinations, explorations, reports, and follow-ups associated with the specialty in an orderly and efficient manner.
Keeps their knowledge and procedures updated to provide a reliable response to the needs of the company and its professionals.
Places people at the center of medical action, guaranteeing professional, close, and responsible care.
Contributes to the quality of medical examinations through a specialized and rigorous assessment of visual health.

The role

Professional Challenge

The professional challenge of this position consists of performing the ophthalmological assessments associated with the medical examinations of crew members and other groups determined by Iberia, providing specialized expertise regarding the visual system and documenting the results for integration into the corresponding medical process.

Evaluate ophthalmological findings, history, and pathologies within the scope of the specialty, performing the examinations that correspond to the applicable protocol and issuing the clinical reports necessary for the proper follow-up of each case.

Collaborate with Company Doctors and with Aviation Medical Examiners (AME) when the visual assessment forms part of an aero-medical examination, keeping the functions of specialized ophthalmological assessment distinct from the AME's own powers regarding aero-medical certification.

Care and follow-up of ophthalmological occupational accidents for flight personnel assigned to the Self-Insurance (Madrid base)

What you'll do

Responsibilities

Perform the ophthalmological examinations and assessments required within the company's medical processes.
Evaluate visual function and detect ocular alterations or pathologies that require specialized assessment, follow-up, or treatment.
Document the results of ophthalmological examinations and issue the corresponding clinical reports within their scope of specialty.
Collaborate with Company Doctors and with AMEs when the ophthalmological assessment forms part of an aero-medical examination.
Perform ophthalmological follow-up for cases that require it, in accordance with clinical criteria and applicable procedures.
Manage clinical information and examination results with the confidentiality, responsibility, and rigor required for the position.
Periodically keep updated the knowledge and competencies specific to the specialty of Ophthalmology.
Contribute to effective coordination with the rest of the healthcare professionals involved in the medical examinations.

About Iberia

Iberia is the flag carrier airline of Spain and one of the largest airlines in Europe, operating a broad international network from its hub at Madrid-Barajas Airport. The company is part of the International Airlines Group (IAG), alongside British Airways, Vueling, and LEVEL, and is a founding member of the Oneworld alliance. With a fleet of over 100 aircraft, Iberia serves more than 100 destinations across Europe, the Americas, Africa, and the Middle East, and is a major player in the maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) sector, with its own hangars and workshops in Madrid.

Iberia has a significant presence in Spain, with its headquarters and main operational base in Madrid, and a major maintenance hub in La Muñoza. The company is a key employer for aviation professionals in Spain, particularly for engineers, technicians, and pilots. For international hires, Iberia offers a multicultural work environment and the opportunity to work in a leading European airline, with roles ranging from aircraft maintenance and engineering to commercial and digital positions. The company's culture emphasizes technical excellence and operational safety, and it is a relevant option for professionals looking to relocate to Spain.

Industry: Aviation
Founded: 1927
Employees: 20,000–50,000
Headquarters: Madrid, Spain
In Spain: Madrid, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca

Good to know if you are moving

Iberia is part of the International Airlines Group (IAG), a multinational holding, which can offer opportunities for internal mobility across its airlines (British Airways, Vueling, etc.).
The company's official working language is Spanish, but English is widely used in technical documentation and in many operational areas, making it accessible for international professionals.
Iberia has its own MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) division with large facilities in Madrid (La Muñoza), offering specialized roles for aircraft maintenance engineers and technicians.
The company runs a specific training program for new maintenance technicians (Programa de Formación), starting in October, which can be an entry point for international candidates.
Many roles, especially in engineering and maintenance, require EASA Part-66 licenses or equivalent certifications, which are internationally recognized and can be a valuable asset for professionals.

In their own words

About the company & team

Our company

We are Spain's largest airline and leader between Europe and Latin America; we belong to the IAG airline group and are part of the oneworld alliance. Our goal is to always be the best option for travel for our customers and to make them feel that what is most important to us is their safety and the quality and experience of their journey. In addition to the airline, we have aircraft maintenance as a complementary business.

At Iberia, we value that our professionals are an example of behaviors for customers, but also within the team. We expect all new hires to be an example of these.

Talent at Iberia

We value that our professionals are an example of behaviors for customers, but also within the team. We expect all new hires to be an example of these.

We are one and diverse: You work in a coordinated, open, and collaborative manner pursuing a common goal in a diverse and inclusive environment.
We put soul and passion: You make things happen by fully committing to everything you do.
We reinvent tomorrow: You look for new and different ideas to solve problems.
We connect with our customers and colleagues: You always want to go a step further than expected with a smile and a pleasant manner.
We make it simple and efficient: We focus on what's important, analyzing situations and eliminating what doesn't add value.
We carry safety in our DNA: We work with the attention and care of the first day: in every ground operation, in every flight. We know the processes and apply them rigorously.

Our commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

At Iberia, we are one and diverse. We are a faithful reflection of today's society and have teams with very diverse profiles that enrich us to be more creative and innovative.

We believe in talent without labels and are fully committed to offering the same professional opportunities to everyone. Therefore, all decisions in our selection processes are based exclusively on the competencies, skills, and knowledge necessary for the performance of the position.

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