Photography jobs you’ve never heard about

Medical Photographer

Photo by v2osk on Unsplash

“You get the picture the first time, or you don’t get it at all. You can’t stop the procedure for a better picture, and there are no do-overs.”

Eneil Simpson, ophthalmology and medical photographer.

Photo by Sharon McCutcheon on Unsplash

“It’s a very varied job, which can be challenging. There is a very sensitive aspectto my job as I also take pictures of children who are very ill or who have passed away, to give their family memories to treasure. It does have that rewarding nature, because you are doing something to help people in the long run.”

Bethany, clinical photographer.

From Aesthetics Journal

“I like the surgeons to not be aware that I am even in the room. In the OR, I am a guest. I try to find a spot that will not interfere with the movement of the techs in the room. I pay attention to what is going on around me and am prepared to move if need be.”

Eneil Simpson, ophthalmology and medical photographer.

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