Ophthalmic Technician
Wolfe Eye Clinic·Ames, Iowa
Wolfe Eye Clinic·Ames, Iowa
The role involves performing patient workups and various diagnostic ocular tests such as OCTs and visual fields. Additionally, the technician is responsible for documenting medical histories in electronic records and providing patient education.
Document patient’s medical and ocular histories in electronic medical record. Perform patient workups. Complete diagnostic testing, such as retinoscopy, manual refraction, applanation A-scan, keratometry, tonometry, OCT’s and visual fields. Provide patient education according to physician instructions. Perform other duties as assigned. Travel to other offices as needed. Knowledge and Qualifications: Medical office experience required. Ophthalmic testing experience preferred. Ability to work independently and as a member of a team. Experience providing excellent patient care. Demonstrated critical thinking skills with the ability to identify and communicate concerns regarding the results of diagnostic testing. If you are interested in being part of a quality driven organization, while receiving a competitive wage and excellent benefits (health, dental, 401k, paid-time off, etc.) please apply online www.wolfeeyeclinic.com/careers EOE QualificationsExperience in the field is required.
Candidates must have medical office experience and demonstrated critical thinking skills. Experience in ophthalmic testing is preferred.
Market context
In Iowa, ophthalmic technician roles are typically supported by ongoing patient volume in eye care settings, and employers often look for candidates who can handle both clinical testing and front-desk coordination. These positions can be competitive because medical office experience is required and ophthalmic testing experience is preferred, along with strong critical thinking and teamwork. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to show hands-on testing experience and independent problem-solving.
