Optometric receptionist technician in Southeast Chandler-Part Time

Posted 13 days ago

sheryl simms od pcChandler (AZ)

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Benefits: Employee discounts Training & development

Join Our Team: Optometric Technician/Receptionist We are looking for a friendly, dependable person to join our team at our growing private optometry practice in southeast Chandler. If you enjoy helping people, have a positive attitude, and interested in building relationships with patients, we would love to meet you. Our office uses the latest technology and offers high-quality products, but what really sets us apart is the care we provide for our patients and the supportive environment we have created for our team.

Responsibilities include:

Greeting and checking in patients
Answering phones and scheduling appointments
Performing preliminary testing before the doctor sees patients
Teaching patients how to insert and remove contact lenses
Processing insurance authorizations and claims
Ordering contact lenses and helping with other daily office tasks

Experience in an optometry or ophthalmology office is preferred, and familiarity with OfficeMate is a plus. We are looking for someone who is organized, enjoys working with people, and is willing to be flexible wherever needed. Half day Saturdays are required. Pay is based on experience. If you're looking for a practice where you will be appreciated, enjoy coming to work, and have the opportunity to grow, we would love to hear from you.

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