Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston·Sandwich, Massachusetts
The Ophthalmic Technician II assists physicians by gathering patient data and performing various diagnostic eye tests. They are also responsible for maintaining patient medical records and ensuring an efficient clinical workflow.
Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston (OCB) was established in 1969 to offer patients the highest quality eye care and laser/surgical treatment. OCB is the premier eye care provider in the region with nineteen practice locations in the greater Boston area, South Shore, and Cape Cod. OCB ophthalmologists use the most advanced diagnostic, laser and surgical techniques available, and their level of care has earned Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston a national and international reputation for excellence.
Are you a team player, energized by superb patient care and impressed by efficient operations of a world-class health care provider? Are you looking to continuously bringing your skills to the next level while getting recognized by the great work you do? Would you like a career that will fuel your passion and career growth? Then come join our team as an Ophthalmic Technician.
Under the direct supervision of the department supervisor, the Ophthalmic Technician II plays a crucial role in providing comprehensive ophthalmic care. Responsible for assisting the physician in gathering patient data and maintaining a conducive clinical environment, the technician performs a variety of essential tasks. These include conducting visual acuity testing, visual field testing, lensometry, auto refractometry, refractometry, pupil assessment, extraocular motility, gross external examination, applanation tonometry, tonopen, eye drop instillation, diagnostic testing and participating in patient care within a clinical setting. Additionally, the technician maintains patient medical records, ensuring efficient and organized workflow.
Schedule: Monday- Friday Full Time No Nights or Weekends
Market context
In Massachusetts, Ophthalmic Technician II roles are typically competitive because clinics and specialty practices look for candidates who can support advanced diagnostic testing while managing patient flow efficiently. This posting calls for a high school diploma, a recognized certification such as COA, COT, COMT, OSC, CRA, or OCT-C, and at least 3 years of ophthalmic patient care experience. Review the listed diagnostic procedures closely and match your certification and hands-on testing experience to the requirements; the job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time.
