Optometric technician -

Posted 3 days ago

city eyeBellingham (MA)

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Benefits: 401(k) Company parties Dental insurance Health insurance Opportunity for advancement Optometric technicians are responsible for patient check in, exam pre-test, exam lane testing, exam post-test, patient check out. General Accountabilities including but not limited toPrep day for success by arriving to shift on time and ready to work Greet patients in friendly and welcoming manner Patient check in, fee presentation, pre-testing, entrance testing, checking vision, refraction and contact lens fitting, check out Properly receiving and accounting for patient payments and copays Answering of phone and scheduling of appointments Verifying insurance eligibility Placing contact lens orders and encouraging patients to order through practice Conducting contact lens training classes with patients Assisting physicians in performing any and all procedures/ tests Ensuring equipment is functioning properly and contacting store support or management in event of a breakdown Scheduling referrals Performing simple refractions and contact lens assessments Ensuring job is fully completed prior to clocking out of a shift Stocking and cleaning exam lanes Cleaning general areas, including break room, bathrooms, floors, common areas Participation in training of new staff members Participation in staff training programs or continuing education events Duties may be added or changed at any time Weekend availability is mandatory

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