Ophthalmic Technician
signature healthcareEast Bridgewater (MA)
About the role
Ophthalmic Technician Opportunity Are you an Ophthalmic Technician who is seeking new opportunities to work for a growing Optometric/Ophthalmology practice? Do you enjoy working with patients? Are you passionate about what you do and want to make a difference? Eye Services is looking for skilled Ophthalmic Technicians seeking to advance their skill set and career. This is an exciting opportunity to join a growing practice and be a part of an amazing team! Our group consists of five Optometrists and two Ophthalmologists. We are a medically based practice that offers diverse services from comprehensive eye exams, contact lens fittings to cataract surgery. We provide services for medical exams including eye injections, and laser treatment.
Responsibilities:
- Performs ophthalmic testing for the physician including: Tonometry, Refractometry, OCT, Visual Fields, Pachymetry, peritometry lensometry, auto refractions, fundus photography, and patient work ups.
- Calculate diagnostic data: K readings, refraction, visual fields
- Document patient history; perform visual acuity and glaucoma tests.
- Prepares instruments for in office procedures.
- Enter data into the EMR during patient work ups.
- Assist surgeons in the office during procedures.
- Provide post-op progress reports to the surgeons
- Monitor and maintain inventory of all medications, medical supplies and printed material needed for clinic.
- Maintain and monitor clinic equipment
Qualifications:
Ophthalmic Technician with COA or COT certification preferred; Previous Ophthalmic/Optometric experience preferred. Proficiency in basic computer, operating systems and technology. Knowledge of medical terminology and pharmacology ideal.
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