[Duplicate] Licensed Optician/Technician Job at Oao in Brooklyn

Posted 4 days ago

oaoBrooklyn (NY)

Opticians, Dispensing Offices of Optometrists

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About the role

Summit and Portage County - Private Family PracticeWe are a two-location private family eye care practice that has served Summit and Portage County for over 30 years, and we're hiring a new optician/technician to join our optical team! *Starting wage based on experience, certification, and or licensure*

Job Description: Assist customers in selecting their new eyewear to match the patient's style and prescription needs Adjust and repair frames to ensure comfortable fit Recommend specific lenses, lens coatings, and options to patients Perform appropriate optical-related measurements Determine patients' current lens prescription when necessary Understand how to interpret insurance benefits Submitting glasses orders to the appropriate insurance company Assisting in the ordering of contact lenses Teach patients how to insert, remove, and care for contact lenses

Qualifications: Strong customer service and communication skills Outgoing, Friendly, Team Player Ability to multitask in a fast pace environment Detail oriented and organized Experience with optical tools and instruments Valid optician license (preferred) Knowledge of vision insurance and software (preferred) IRA Paid time off Bonus opportunities Healthcare Insurance available Employee discounts on eyewear and vision care services Opticians Association of Ohio 514 Blackhawk Trl. Loveland, OH 45140 614.505.3296 General & Website Information: EMAIL US

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