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- Assist physicians in performing surgical procedures in an ambulatory care setting
- Clean, prepare, and maintain medical rooms and instruments
- Conduct preliminary patient interviews and explain medical procedures; provide aesthetic consultations
- Note patients' medical history, check visual acuity, take photographs, and perform tests
- Triage patients with emergency ophthalmic problems, walk-in patients and telephone requests
- Obtain authorizations for procedures, schedule appointments, and process payments
- Must be able to accurately and efficiently perform visual assessments and take visual histories
- Able to work rapidly and accurately with attention to detail.
- Ability to be punctual and maintain a satisfactory attendance record.
- The ability to type 25 wpm and experience with computer data entry is mandatory.
- Must be able to provide a comfortable caring atmosphere for patients.
- Ability to work under pressure with frequent interruptions
- Ability to communicate well with patients, staff and doctors
- Good organizational skills, and ability to follow up on tasks and see them through to completion
- CPR certification
- Demonstrate current knowledge of basic eye anatomy, basic eye disease categories, medical terminology for the care of the eye, and sterile technique
Ophthalmic Technician I - Los Angeles, United States - University of California
Description
The OT I will work at Stein Eye Institute's Division of Orbital and Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery in Westwood.Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Salary Range:
$ Hourly
This is part-time temporary position scheduled to end within 12 months of hire date. May convert to Career.
Qualifications Required:
Preferred: