Licensed Optician
j c reissMorristown (NJ)
About the role
Job Description:
Licensed Optician wanted for optical retail store in the heart of Morristown's shopping district. Experience preferred but not required. Competitive pay and benefits.
The optimal candidate should have the following qualities:
- Exceptional communication & technical skills
- Strong analytical/problem solving skills
- Customer Service oriented
- Computer proficient
- Attention to detail
- Ability to multi-task
- Team player/works well with others
- Ability & willingness to learn
- Professional, respectful & friendly
- Responsible & trustworthy
- MotivatedSelf-discipline
- PunctualAbility to maintain flexible schedule & work some Saturdays
- Job duties include but are not limited to:
- Lab work: edging, adjustments & repairs, checking lenses & incoming orders
- Selling/Customer Education: working with customers to find the best frame & lenses for their needs; discussing options & explaining technology
- Dispensing glasses & taking appropriate measurements
- Ordering lenses & frames from different labs & manufacturers
- Maintaining up to date education & product knowledge for lenses & frames
- Checking lab & frame invoices/statements
- Submitting insurance claims
- Keep lab & other shared workspaces clean & organized
- Maintain inventory & displays within optical retail area & dispensing tables
Assist coworkers in completing daily tasks\nCompany DescriptionJ. C. Reiss Optician is an independent, private optical store located in the heart of historic Morristown, New Jersey. Family owned and operated since 1892, we are considered a landmark of the community. We have an on-site finishing lab and use the latest technology in lenses and contacts.
Company Description:
J. C. Reiss Optician is an independent, private optical store located in the heart of historic Morristown, New Jersey. Family owned and operated since 1892, we are considered a landmark of the community. We have an on-site finishing lab and use the latest technology in lenses and contacts.
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