COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.No experience required
Performs ophthalmic photography and diagnostic testing, prepares patients for examinations and procedures, and may assist physicians or scribe. Full-time role with weekday hours and some Saturday hours; benefits include health insurance,…
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COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Training providedNo experience required
Full-time ophthalmic technician role assisting ophthalmologists with patient histories, eye testing, diagnostic procedures, documentation, and exam-room preparation. The schedule includes rotating evening and weekend hours, with travel t…
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COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Training providedExperience required
Performs patient intake, eye measurements and diagnostic testing, documents visits, and prepares patients and rooms for examinations and minor procedures. Full-time schedule is Monday through Friday, with typically two Saturdays per mont…
Posted Sep 15We added this from the employer's public job posting and link to the original. Details may be summarized, so check the employer's posting before you apply.
COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Experience required
Performs ophthalmic testing, records patient histories and exam data, and prepares patients and rooms for examinations and minor procedures. One year of related experience is required; COA or COT certification is preferred but not requir…
Posted Sep 1We added this from the employer's public job posting and link to the original. Details may be summarized, so check the employer's posting before you apply.