Who are we?
A small team of staff from the Medical Physics Department provide the Visual Electrophysiology Service (formerly Electrodiagnostic service) for the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust (UHL). This includes clinical scientists, clinical technologist, staff nurse, advanced optometrist and clinic coordinator.
| Meet the Team | | |
Dr Joanne Cowe - Head of Clinical Measurement | Sonali Tanna - Senior Audiologist/ Trainee OVS Healthcare Scientist | Salmah Jugon - Staff Nurse | Matharu Manjit - Clinic Coordinator and Support |
Julie Kempton - Clinical Scientist | David Murray - Vision Specialist Practitioner | Elizabeth Rowe - Advanced Optometrist | |
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What do we do?
The service offers a comprehensive and wide-ranging number of tests in the areas of diagnostic ophthalmology. We provide vision-related electrophysiology tests for patients from Ophthalmology and Eye Casualty.
The Visual Electrophysiology Service also supports clinical research in the areas of visual function. We have a close working relationship with the university ophthalmology group specialising in eye movement disorders.
Where are we?
The Visual Electrophysiology Service is located on level 1 of the Sandringham Building at Leicester Royal Infirmary. Parking at the multi-storey carpark accessed on Havelock Street is very close by, giving easy access to the department.
Accessibility information
We have worked with AccessAble to make finding out about our facilities easier before your visit. AccessAble’s surveyors visited our venue in person to create a Detailed Access Guide.
Click HERE for detailed accessibility information to Visual Electrophysiology Service
How to contact us?
If you have any queries please ring the Department of Medical Physics on 0116 258 5685 or e-mail the mailbox:
EDS.Ophthalmology@uhl-tr.nhs.uk
Referral form
Referrals for our vision tests can only be made by Ophthalmologists using the following form:
Only paper referrals are currently accepted and must be the original form signed in ink.
Please post the completed form to:
Visual Electrophysiology Service
Department of Medical Physics
Sandringham Building
Leicester Royal Infirmary
Leicester LE1 5WW
Patient Information Leaflets
Visual Electrophysiology Testing video The University of Bradford produced this fun interactive animation aimed at children. It gives a good explanation of what to expect from some of our tests.