COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Training providedExperience preferred
Assists ophthalmologists with patient workups, vision tests, measurements, scribing, and basic procedures. Full-time role; travel to other clinic locations may be needed, and benefits include health coverage, 401(k) matching, paid time o…
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COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Training providedExperience preferred
Full-time ophthalmic technician assisting doctors with patient workups, vision tests, measurements, scribing, and basic procedures. Two years of experience and ophthalmic assistant certification are preferred; training is provided after …
Posted 11 days agoWe 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 scribe role documenting examinations and treatment recommendations, assisting during exams, and helping maintain patient flow. At least two years of medical-office experience is required; certification as an ophthalm…
Posted 11 days agoWe 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 providedExperience preferred
Assists ophthalmologists with patient workups, vision tests, medical data collection, scribing, and basic procedures. Full-time role; overtime and travel between clinic locations may be required. Training is provided upon hire, and benef…
Posted Sep 24We 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 providedExperience required
Assists ophthalmologists with patient workups, vision tests, measurements, scribing, and basic procedures. The posting requires relevant experience and says training is provided upon hire; benefits include medical, dental, vision, 401(k)…
Posted Sep 17We 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 providedExperience required
Assists ophthalmologists with patient workups, vision tests, measurements, scribing, and basic procedures. The posting requires at least one year of relevant experience, provides training, and may require travel to other clinic locations…
Posted Sep 14We 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 providedExperience preferred
Assists ophthalmologists with patient workups, vision testing, ocular measurements, scribing, and basic procedures. Full-time role; travel among clinic locations may be needed, and benefits include health coverage, 401(k) matching, paid …
Posted Sep 9We 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 providedExperience required
Full-time ophthalmic scribe role documenting eye examinations and treatment recommendations, assisting during exams, and helping maintain patient flow. Requires at least two years of medical-office experience; ophthalmology experience is…
Posted Sep 8We 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.