Ophthalmic Assistant

We're a physician-led, patient-centric network dedicated to simplifying healthcare and bringing a more connected kind of care. Our primary, multispecialty, and urgent care providers serve millions of patients in traditional practices, patients' homes, and virtually through our operating companies. When you join our team, you become part of a compassionate community of people who work hard every day to make healthcare better for all.

• Independently perform specialized testing procedures appropriate to the specialty. Conduct diagnostic clinical photography and digital imaging to support physicians in arriving at a diagnosis and prescribing treatment.
• Perform preliminary screening examinations for physician review. Review patients' charts, conditions, and physicians' notes to plan and determine the method of testing and position patients.
• Set up, operate, and maintain equipment to conduct tests and procedures appropriate to the specialty. Assist patients in transfers to/from wheelchairs, stretchers, exam tables, etc.
• Provide information to patients concerning specific tests and procedures. Read and interpret obtained images. Record test results. Identify and report abnormalities.
• Coordinate the processing of slides and film. Instruct and act as a source of information on testing techniques, procedures, and equipment operation.
• Assist physicians with basic patient care and medical procedures set-ups.
• Analyze and compile patient information.
• Create visual aids for lecture presentations and publications.
• Communicate with patients, pharmacies, and physicians over the phone under physician guidance.
• Report equipment problems and act as a liaison with repair personnel.
• Maintain quality control checks and log service records. Order and maintain inventory of supplies. Maintain disposal inventory per department protocol regarding date of use/disposal.
• Perform additional functions related to clinical activities.
• Assist with training and acclimation of new hire scribes.

• A High School Degree or GED.
• Ophthalmic Assistant Certification by JCAHPO or Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT).
• Friendly and professional with excellent bedside manner.
• Computer and typing skills are required - minimum of 45 wpm.
• Flexible with full-time work schedule including rotating weekends.
• Passion for helping others in an outpatient setting.
• Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal skills.
• High attention to detail and ability to work in a team environment.
• Experience in any service industry a plus.
• Must exhibit passion for outstanding results and compassion for those we work with and serve.
• Ability to commute to satellite offices as needed, required.
• Bilingual language skills required or preferred based on-site location.