Part Time Opthalmic Technician

Posted 2 days ago

snelling staffing servicesGrand Rapids (MI)

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$16.00-$24.00+ per hour

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About the role

Part-Time Ophthalmic Technician We are seeking a versatile, detail-oriented, and patient-focused Part-Time Ophthalmic Technician to support the clinical operations, patient experience, surgical team, and day-to-day administrative needs.
Starting Pay: $16.00-$24.00+ per hour, based on experience and certifications. 24 – 32 hours per week, with flexible weekday scheduling.
Clinical & Patient Care: Conduct vision correction consultations and patient evaluations. Perform annual eye exams and diagnostic testing. Conduct post-operative examinations and assist with ongoing patient care. Provide a welcoming, professional experience for every patient.
Clinic & Inventory Support: Open and close exam rooms and ensure they are clean, organized, and fully prepared. Monitor and maintain daily medical stock and clinical supplies. Help keep the clinic running efficiently and organized.
Administrative Support: Assist with data entry and maintaining accurate patient records. Update patient forms and documentation. Scan, organize, and file patient charts. Provide administrative support to the team as needed. Bring positive energy and a team-first attitude to the workplace. Get involved with the social media and marketing efforts and help share the company's mission with the community. Previous experience in an ophthalmology or optometry setting Strong attention to detail and excellent organizational skills. Proactive, dependable, and adaptable with the ability to shift priorities as clinic needs change. Professional, friendly, and comfortable working directly with patients. A willingness to learn and contribute across clinical and administrative responsibilities.

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