COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Experience required
This full-time ophthalmic scribe role requires at least one year of experience. Duties include diagnostic testing, real-time visit documentation, preparing patients and exam rooms, and assisting physicians with examinations and procedure…
Posted Sep 16We 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
The ophthalmic technician role requires at least one year of ophthalmology experience; JCAHPO certification is preferred. Duties include patient histories and eye testing, imaging, contact lens instruction, and assisting with in-office p…
Posted Sep 11We 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
Prepares patients for physician appointments by documenting histories, performing diagnostic testing, and scribing. Full-time, Monday–Friday, with eight-hour shifts scheduled between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.; benefits include insurance, 401(k) …
Posted Sep 2We 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.
COT: Certified Ophthalmic Technician. The mid-level core certification for technicians with broader clinical skills.Experience preferred
The ophthalmic technician prepares patients for exams, records histories, performs vision screening and diagnostic tests, and assists with minor procedures. The posting prefers one year of ophthalmology experience and COT certification; …
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.
COT: Certified Ophthalmic Technician. The mid-level core certification for technicians with broader clinical skills.Experience preferred
The role prepares patients for ophthalmology visits, performs preliminary exams and diagnostic testing, and assists with minor procedures. One year of ophthalmology experience is preferred, as is COT certification; schedule and benefits …
Posted Aug 28We 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.
No certification requiredTraining providedExperience required
Full-time ophthalmic scribe/technician role requiring at least two years of ophthalmic technician or scribe experience. Duties include patient work-ups, ophthalmic testing, charting, patient education, and assisting with in-office proced…
Posted Aug 21We 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.
COT: Certified Ophthalmic Technician. The mid-level core certification for technicians with broader clinical skills.Experience required
Experienced ophthalmic technician role requiring two years of specialized ophthalmic experience; COT is preferred. Duties include patient intake, eye testing and imaging, assisting with in-office procedures, and maintaining clinical equi…
Posted Aug 21We 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.Paid trainingNo experience required
Entry-level ophthalmic technician role preparing patients, documenting histories, performing diagnostic tests, and scribing for physicians. Includes 6–8 weeks of paid training, with paid advancement opportunities toward ophthalmic certif…
Posted Aug 18We 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.Training providedNo experience required
Entry-level ophthalmic technician role preparing patients for exams, taking histories, performing vision and diagnostic testing, and assisting physicians. Full-time, generally Monday–Friday, with travel to nearby offices as needed; benef…
Posted Aug 10We 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.Training providedNo experience required
Assists ophthalmologists with patient workups, vision tests, data collection, scribing, and basic procedures. Full-time; travel to other clinic locations may be needed, and overtime may be required. Benefits include health coverage, 401(…
Posted Aug 6We 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.
COT: Certified Ophthalmic Technician. The mid-level core certification for technicians with broader clinical skills.Experience preferred
The ophthalmic technician prepares patients for exams, performs preliminary testing, documents findings, administers eye medications, and assists with minor procedures. One year of ophthalmology experience is preferred, and COT certifica…
Posted Jul 23We 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
Full-time ophthalmic technician/scribe role preparing patients, documenting histories, performing diagnostic testing, and scribing for physicians. The schedule is Monday through Friday with 8-hour shifts; benefits include medical, dental…
Posted Jul 23We 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.
COT: Certified Ophthalmic Technician. The mid-level core certification for technicians with broader clinical skills.Experience preferred
Provides clinical support for ophthalmology visits, including patient histories, preliminary exams, diagnostic testing, and assistance with minor procedures. One year of ophthalmology experience is preferred, as is COT certification; sch…
Posted Jul 23We 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.Paid trainingNo experience required
Entry-level role with paid training in patient intake, ophthalmic testing, imaging, and assistance with office procedures. The schedule is primarily weekdays, with some Saturdays; benefits include medical, dental, retirement, paid time o…
Posted Mar 26We 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.
The ophthalmic tech documents patient histories, performs diagnostic testing such as tonometry, visual fields and OCT, and assists physicians and patients. The role may require travel between offices and some weekend work; benefits are n…
Posted Nov 21, 2024We 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.No experience required
Full-time ophthalmic technician role supporting physicians in a retina practice. Duties include patient histories and preliminary exams, OCT imaging, and assisting with office procedures; local travel and schedule flexibility are require…
Posted Jan 25, 2022We 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 preferred
Full-time ophthalmic technician/photographer role in a retina practice. Duties include patient history and preliminary exams, OCT imaging, and assisting with office procedures. Benefits are available after a probationary period; local tr…
Posted Jan 4, 2022We 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.No experience required
Full-time ophthalmic technician role at a retina practice, supporting patient histories and screenings, OCT imaging, and office procedures. Local travel and flexibility are required; benefits are available after a probationary period.
Posted Dec 15, 2021We 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 preferred
Full-time ophthalmic technician role at a retina practice, with local-area travel. Duties include patient triage and workups, tonometry, and assisting with minor office procedures; OCT, scribing, and electronic medical record experience …
Posted Mar 22, 2021We 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 preferred
Full-time ophthalmic technician role at a retina-focused practice; one year of recent experience is preferred, and COA or COT certification is preferred but not required. Duties include patient triage and work-up, tonometry, and assistin…
Posted Feb 17, 2021We 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.