Ophthalmic Technician

Conduct preliminary ocular assessments including visual acuity, stereo testing, lensometry, motility, and applanation tonometry under physician supervision. Manage patient flow through the eye clinic, ensuring resources are sufficient and directing patients appropriately. Perform intraocular pressure assessments, instill dilating drops per instructions, and maintain exam room stock with instruments and materials. Communicate professionally with medical staff and health team members while ensuring patient confidentiality. Maintain effective working relationships with peers and managers, accepting constructive feedback and adapting to changes in job responsibilities. Requires a high school diploma, Certified Ophthalmic Assistant licensure after two years, and two years of clinical healthcare experience.