- Deliver outstanding customer service during every patient interaction (in-person or via phone)
- Maintain a professional demeanor, greet patients promptly with a smile, and express gratitude upon departure
- Prioritize patient and doctor time, adhering to schedules
- Comply with company policies and procedures, including HIPAA guidelines
- Verify patient information through interviews
- Record medical history, current medications, and confirm the purpose of the visit
- Document all data in the patient's electronic medical record
- Assess patient eye condition by observing pupils, muscles, visual acuity, and extraocular movements
- Familiarity with eye anatomy, diseases, symptoms, and ocular medications is essential
- Perform general office duties and cleaning tasks as assigned by the manager
- Reliable transportation for traveling to multiple work locations with minimal notice
- Ability to work weekends when required
- Desire to gain industry knowledge and training
- Demonstrate initiative in achieving practice goals
- Capacity to adapt and grow in a dynamic environment
- Create a positive work atmosphere by being team-oriented and patient-focused
- Commitment to exceeding 40 hours of work to meet business needs
- Interact with employees at all levels in a courteous, professional manner
Ophthalmic Technician - Moore - Eye Care Partners Career Opportunities

Description
Job Title
An Ophthalmic Technician plays a vital role in providing exceptional patient care to individuals during their eye exams.
The ideal candidate will be able to handle a wide range of duties, utilizing equipment to perform initial testing necessary to prepare patients for an examination with an ophthalmologist.
Key Responsibilities:
Physical Demands:
This position requires frequent use of hands for handling, grasping, or feeling. The employee must frequently stand, walk, and sit. Lifting and moving up to 10 pounds is a regular occurrence, while lifting and moving up to 25 pounds may be required occasionally.
Requirements:
A high school diploma or equivalent, along with one year of related experience and/or training, or a combination of both, is necessary. Certification as a Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) or Certified Optometric Assistant (COT) is preferred.