Ophthalmic Technician & Scribe
ReFocus Eye Health·Hamden, Connecticut
ReFocus Eye Health·Hamden, Connecticut
The Ophthalmic Technician conducts preliminary examinations and advanced diagnostic tests like OCT and perimetry to support ophthalmologists. They also assist in surgical procedures and manage patient flow to ensure clinic efficiency.
Description Join Our Growing Ophthalmology Team as an Ophthalmic Technician & Scribe!
Our established multi-specialty Ophthalmology group is seeking a skilled professional to join our friendly and dedicated team. If you're passionate about providing exceptional patient care and eager to grow in a supportive environment, we want to hear from you!
Elevate patient care: Work closely with our ophthalmologists to gather comprehensive patient information, ensuring accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans.
Master ophthalmic testing: Conduct thorough preliminary examinations, including visual acuity, pupillary responses, and more.
Perform advanced diagnostics: Administer a range of diagnostic tests, such as OCT, perimetry, and ophthalmic photography.
Assist in surgical procedures: Support ophthalmologists during minor surgeries, laser procedures, and crosslinking.
Streamline patient flow: Efficiently manage patient flow in clinic and imaging rooms, collaborating with clinical staff.
Administer eye drops: (Certification Required)
Contribute to clinic efficiency: Perform clinical and administrative tasks, ensuring a smooth and organized workflow.
• Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) Certification.
We prioritize patients, colleagues, and families with compassionate, leading care and treat all with dignity and respect.
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Collaborate: We work together with patients, seeking diverse input to share and grow innovative ideas.
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Elevate: Committed to excellence, we exceed expectations by delivering leading eye care research, innovation, education, and outreach.
Refocus is an equal opportunity employer and we value diversity.
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Market context
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