7 ophthalmic technician i jobs found

ResponsibilitiesThis role provides technical ophthalmic and administrative assistance to the medical staff of the service assigned.  The Ophthalmic Tech I is the central point for coordinating patient care/patient flow within a specific ophthalmology service.  QualificationsRequired: * Knowledge of ophthalmic medical terminology, basic ocular anatomy, basic ocular physiology, common visual pathologies. * Minimum 3 years work experience as an ophthalmic assistant.  Prior back office coordination helpful. * Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA). * Knowledge of common ophthalmic medication. * Knowledge of ophthalmic equipment and sterilization techniques. * Skill in acquiring accurate medical history, measuring and recording visual acuity, performing lensometry, refractometry, applanation tonometry, and keratometry. * Ability to organize and prioritize duties to maximize clinic efficiency.  * Ability to work under pressure and manage a busy workload. * Ability to work as a team...

ResponsibilitiesYou will provide technical support to ophthalmologist in the Cataract & Refractive division, and obtain medical histories from patients with standard and rare medical disorders. Patient-care duties also include: recording patient ocular history, obtaining visual acuity, autorefractometry, manual refractometry, lensometry, keratometry, tonometry, pupilary defect evaluation, confrontational field testing, administration of eye drops for pupil dilation with topical anesthesia, and assisting with minor procedures.  QualificationsRequired: * Knowledge of ophthalmic medical terminology, basic ocular anatomy, basic ocular physiology, common visual pathologies. * Knowledge of common ophthalmic medication. * Knowledge of ophthalmic equipment and sterilization techniques. * Skill in acquiring accurate medical history, measuring and recording visual acuity, performing lensometry, refractometry, applanation tonometry, and keratometry. * Proficient in all aspects of...

ResponsibilitiesThis OT position provides ophthalmic technician support to five faculty physicians in the Cornea-External Diseases Division of the Doris Stein Eye Research Center.  Responsibilities include: * Take patient’s medical history, visual acuity, dilate patients, refractions, topography, lensometry, keratometry.  * Order all supplies for eight exam rooms and minor surgery room; maintain all instruments.  * Assist in surgeries as needed. * Provide administrative support for the patient care activities including answering patient care telephones, scheduling patient appointments, obtaining managed care pre-authorizations for services, maintaining patient records and preparing patient billing. QualificationsRequired: * Knowledge of ophthalmic medical terminology anatomy, physiology as well as disease of the eye and systemic disease that affect the eye.  * Knowledge of principles of the ophthalmic therapy, first aid and treatment of ocular and medical emergencies.     *...

ResponsibilitiesThe Center for Community Outreach and Policy provides vision services to the children and adults in the underserved communities of Los Angeles County and surrounding areas. This individual will work under the supervision of a designated supervising staff member. Providing ophthalmic assistance to the eye doctors of the UCLA Mobile Eye Clinic (UMEC)/Stein Eye Institute at adult health fairs, homeless shelters, schools, and other locations. Including patient check-in, assisting patients with questionnaires, vision screenings, and collecting data at various sites. Assist with day-to-day office operations including: scheduling of vision screenings and eye exams with appropriate school personnel and prepare paperwork for eye examinations; coordinate vision screenings and exams for UMEC at adult health fairs, homeless shelters, and other locations; and assist with ordering prescription eyeglasses for child vision and adult programs.  Ability to push, pull or carry 30 lbs....

ResponsibilitiesIn this role you will provide patient care, technical support, and administrative duties for an ophthalmology group practice.  Patient care duties include: recording patient ocular history, obtaining visual acuity, autorefractometry, lensometry, tonometry, pupillary defect evaluation, confrontational field testing, OCTs, OCTAs, Visual Fields, administration of eye drops for pupil dilation with topical anesthesia, assisting with minor procedures, obtaining medical histories from patients with standard and rare medical disorders, and ordering supplies and medications for clinical use.  Assistance with administrative duties include: clinic preparation, appointment scheduling, answering phones, and faxing of RX refill authorization. QualificationsRequired: * Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) or minimum 2 years’ experience working as an ophthalmic technician. * Knowledge of ophthalmic medical terminology anatomy, physiology as well as disease of the eye and systemic...

ResponsibilitiesIncumbent will function as a floater in the Department of Ophthalmology and will be assigned to a unit or division as needed to provide patient-care services.  The duties include recording patient ocular history, obtaining visual acuity, autorefractometry, lensometry, tonometry, administration of eyedrops for pupil dilation and topical anesthesia, and assisting with minor procedures. Obtain medical histories from patients with standard and rare medical disorders. Assist in administrative duties when not with patients, as in file preparation, insurance verification, patient follow up calls and prescription refills. QualificationsRequired: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) or minimum 2 years’ experience working as an ophthalmic technician. Knowledge of ophthalmic medical terminology, anatomy and physiology of the visual systems helpful Skill in acquiring accurate medical history, measuring and recording visual acuity, and tonometry. Experience in contact lens...

ResponsibilitiesYou will function as a floater in the Department of Ophthalmology and will be assigned to a unit or division as needed to provide patient-care services.  The duties include recording patient ocular history, obtaining visual acuity, autorefractometry, lensometry, tonometry, administration of eyedrops for pupil dilation and topical anesthesia, and assisting with minor procedures. Obtain medical histories from patients with standard and rare medical disorders. You will also assist in administrative duties when not with patients, as in file preparation, insurance verification, patient follow up calls and prescription refills. QualificationsRequired: * Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) or minimum 2 years’ experience working as an ophthalmic technician. * Knowledge of ophthalmic medical terminology, anatomy and physiology of the visual systems helpful. * Skill in acquiring accurate medical history, measuring and recording visual acuity, and tonometry. * Experience in...