COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Paid trainingExperience preferred
Ophthalmic Technician I supporting retina care, with duties including patient histories, visual acuity and refraction, tonometry, medication administration, and equipment maintenance. Two to three years of ophthalmic or optometric techni…
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COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Paid trainingExperience preferred
Ophthalmic technician role handling patient histories, vision testing, eye pressure measurements, prescribed medications, and pre-operative preparation. Full-time; paid training and benefits are offered, including certification sponsorship.
Posted Sep 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.Paid trainingExperience preferred
Ophthalmic Technician I supports clinical care by taking patient histories, performing visual acuity, refraction, and tonometry, administering prescribed eye medications, and assisting with pre-operative preparation. The role also includ…
Posted Sep 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.Paid trainingExperience preferred
Performs ophthalmic testing, gathers patient histories, documents in the EMR, and assists with pre- and post-operative care. Travel between office locations may be required. Benefits include insurance, paid time off, 401(k), and continui…
Posted Aug 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.
Ophthalmic Technician I supports clinical care by collecting patient histories, performing vision and pressure tests, administering prescribed eye medications, and preparing patients for pre-operative procedures. The role also includes e…
Posted Apr 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.