Certified Optician- La Fayette, New york

Posted 11 days ago

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Opticians, Dispensing Offices of Optometrists

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About the role

We are hiring for a Part-Time Optician Position in La Fayette, NY, at a well-established eye care practice committed to delivering exceptional patient care and outstanding optical services. This opportunity is ideal for a licensed Optician who enjoys helping patients find the perfect eyewear while working in a friendly, professional environment. Part-Time Optician Job Highlights

Position: Licensed Optician

Location: La Fayette, New York

Employment Type: Part-Time

Part-Time Optician Job Responsibilities As the Licensed Optician, you will help create an outstanding patient experience by providing professional optical services from frame selection through final dispensing.

Responsibilities include: Interpret prescriptions written by Optometrists and Ophthalmologists. Recommend frames based on each patient's prescription, lifestyle, and preferences. Educate patients on lens materials, coatings, and specialty lens options. Measure pupillary distance (PD), segment heights, and frame alignment. Qualifications for This Part-Time Optician Job The ideal candidate will possess Active New York Optician License (Required) Previous experience working as an Optician Strong customer service and communication skills

Benefits: This Part-Time Optician Job in La Fayette, NY offers: Competitive hourly compensation Employee discount If you're interested in this Part-Time Optician Job in La Fayette, NY, we'd love to hear from you.

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