Licensed Optician
miles tisch eyecareNew York (NY)
About the role
Job DescriptionNOW HIRING: OPTICIAN / SALES ASSOCIATEMiles & Tisch Eyecare is a busy, established optometry practice in Midtown Manhattan’s Theater District, and we’re looking for an experienced Optician / Sales Associate to join our team. Monday–Friday | Manhattan
What You’ll Do:
- Work directly with patients from check-in through eyewear selection
- Help patients choose the right frames and lenses for their needs
- Sell prescription eyeglasses and contact lenses
- Review VSP, EyeMed & Davis Vision benefits with patients
- Perform pre-testing and patient screening
- Register and update patients using OfficeMateHelp maintain a clean, organized, professional office environment
What We’re Looking For:
- Optical or optometry experience
- Strong knowledge of frames, lenses & vision plans
- Excellent customer service and sales skills
- Comfortable with computers and OfficeMateProfessional, dependable and personable
- Spanish-speaking is a plus
If you’re an experienced optician who enjoys working with patients and wants to be part of a busy Manhattan eye-care practice, we’d love to hear from you.\nCompany DescriptionWe are a private optometry practice serving New York City for over 50 years. We pride ourselves on offering our patients our clients to latest and best in vision care, glasses and contact lenses.
Company Description:
We are a private optometry practice serving New York City for over 50 years. We pride ourselves on offering our patients our clients to latest and best in vision care, glasses and contact lenses.
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