As an Ophthalmic Assistant, you'll be responsible for preparing patients for exams with doctors, gathering medical information, and performing preliminary tests while providing high-quality patient care.
Requirements
- Welcomes patients and visitors with a positive, warm disposition
- Keeps doctors' rooms filled to ensure clinic patient flow
- Obtains patient histories through intake assessments, making note of findings in EHR
- Performs visual acuity, auto-refraction, manual and automated lensometry, Goldmann and Tonopen tonometry tests and keratometry on patients
- Checks pupils, extra-ocular muscles, confrontational fields and inserts eye drops for dilation
- Runs diagnostic tests such as Immersion A-scan, OCTs and Visual Fields
- Administers color vision, depth perception and Schirmer's tear testing as needed
- Assists in minor office procedures (lasers, excisions, etc.)
- Educates patients on ophthalmic conditions and consent for procedures and surgery
- Maintains exam rooms, including cleaning/sterilization as necessary
Benefits
- Medical and dental insurance
- Significant eye care discounts
- Child care assistance
- Pet insurance
- Continuing education funds
- 401(K)
- Paid holidays
- PTO
- Sick Time