Raleigh Ophthalmology·Raleigh, North Carolina
Assist ophthalmologists and optometrists by gathering ocular health data and performing various clinical tests. Responsibilities include medical scribing, administering medications, and maintaining exam room orderliness.
Company Overview Raleigh Ophthalmology is a busy well-established, progressive twelve physician group with subspecialty care in cornea, glaucoma, oculoplastics, pediatrics, and comprehensive eye care services. We have a robust practice, with three area office locations and dozens of bright, qualified employees who help us deliver the best service and patient care in our medical specialty. Our employees are an integral part of the experience at Raleigh Ophthalmology. Not only are we committed to serving our patients, but we also have a culture of servant leadership and collaboration that supports each team member’s personal and professional development.
Responsible for assisting the ophthalmologist and optometrists by gathering data pertaining to the patient’s ocular health status. The ophthalmic technician is proficient in performing appropriate clinical tests, drawing on formal education and/or clinical experience that provide a solid understanding of the theory and principles of eye care.
Clinical Reviews patient chart to ensure completeness and accuracy of information. Perform testing ordered by doctor and determined by the type of exam scheduled, patient complaint and/or patient history. Ability to act as a medical scribe while physician examines patient, entering data into electronic medical records. Takes an ocular and systemic history and accurately records visual acuity. Administers topical ophthalmic or oral medications under the direction of the physician. Ability to assist with simple in-office procedures ensures proper informed consent is obtained. Assists with patient education. Maintains cleanliness and orderliness of exam rooms during the workday. Complies with all practice procedures and protocols. Complies with all State and Federal regulations. Understands documentation requirements for quality reporting and testing frequency restrictions. Administrative Report inventory and supply needs to leadership timely and as needed for supply ordering. Participate in daily team huddles and regularly scheduled meetings as planned and required. Complete work/school excuses and provide patients with medication instructions. Understand and accept responsibility for reporting potential or suspected errors to supervisor or Compliance Officer. Contribute to the team effort by completing additional tasks or projects as needed. Maintain positive attitude consisting of cooperation, self-motivation, courtesy, and professionalism. ESSENTIAL SKILLS Intermediate comprehension and ability to complete each skill as required based on iJCAHPO training and generally accepted understanding of each technician skill. Intermediate comprehension means applying knowledge correctly in routine and moderately complex situations, understanding core clinical concepts and workflows, and the ability to interpret information rather than just follow instructions. History Taking (including pharmacology understanding for common ophthalmic medications) Visual Acuity Confrontation Visual Fields Extraocular Motility Assessment: evaluation of ductions, perform cover/uncover & alternating cover testing and document defects Pupil Assessment: recognize and identify pupil abnormalities in addition to an APD Intraocular Pressure Measurement with Goldmann applanation via slit lamp or Perkins tonometer Manual Lensometry and accurate transposition between minus and plus cylinder as needed Angle Assessment utilizing the slit lamp microscope Manual refractometry using the Jackson Cross-Cylinder technique Supplemental testing including Amsler Grid, Color Vision, Stereopsis (Randot test), Exophthalmometry, BAT, and PAM Diagnostic testing including immersion and/or contact A-scan biometry, ultrasound, OCT, visual field, pachymetry, topography, dry eye testing, and fundus photography
High School Diploma or equivalent Minimum 3 years’ experience as uncertified ophthalmic assistant preferred COA Eligibility preferred Nextech/ICP experience strongly preferred Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work in a fast-paced clinical environment. Company Benefits We offer a competitive benefits package to our employees: Medical Dental Vision 401k w/ Match HSA/FSA Telemedicine Generous PTO Package We also offer the following benefits for FREE: Employee Discounts and Perks Employee Assistance Program Group Life/AD&D Short Term Disability Insurance Long Term Disability Insurance EyeSouth Partners is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. #IND
Requires a high school diploma and preferably at least 3 years of experience as an ophthalmic assistant. COA eligibility and experience with Nextech/ICP are strongly preferred.
Market context
Physician openings in North Carolina often draw steady interest because employers look for licensed, board-certified clinicians who can step into team-based care quickly. These roles are competitive when they require a valid NC medical license, DEA registration, and strong collaboration skills, so candidates should confirm those credentials are current and tailor their application to multidisciplinary practice. Job requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review details like health, dental, vision, life insurance, and paid time off faster.
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