COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Training providedExperience preferred
Assists ophthalmologists with patient workups, vision tests, measurements, documentation, patient flow, and basic procedures. Full-time role; travel between clinic locations and overtime may be required. Benefits include health coverage,…
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COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Experience required
Ophthalmic technician role requiring prior experience, with duties including preliminary exams, diagnostic testing, and assisting with minor procedures. Full-time hours are available, with travel among three locations; certification is r…
Posted Oct 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.
OSC: Ophthalmic Scribe Certification. A specialty credential for documenting ophthalmic exams.Experience required
Full-time ophthalmic scribe role documenting physician visits in the EMR, assisting with testing, and supporting clinic flow. Requires at least one year of related experience; OSC certification is preferred but not required. Weekday sche…
Posted Oct 13We 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 technician role assisting with patient flow, preliminary testing, medical histories, and diagnostic tests. The posting requires at least one year of related experience or training; COA or COT certification is preferr…
Posted Oct 13We 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
Performs preliminary eye testing and diagnostic tests, records patient history and exam information, and assists the ophthalmologist with patient care and clinic flow. Full-time role; the posting lists a one-year related experience minim…
Posted Oct 12We 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
Performs patient intake, preliminary eye testing, and diagnostic procedures such as OCT and visual fields. One year of medical or ophthalmic office experience and COA or COT certification are preferred; a technician training program is p…
Posted Oct 12We 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 technician role supporting patient flow, collecting medical histories, performing preliminary eye tests and diagnostic testing, and documenting visits. One year of related experience is required; COA or COT certifica…
Posted Oct 12We 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 technician role supporting ophthalmologists with patient histories, eye testing, exam documentation, and room preparation. One year of related experience is required; COA or COT certification is preferred. The schedu…
Posted Oct 12We 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 medical assistant/technician role assisting with patient flow, preliminary testing, diagnostic tests, and electronic medical records. Full-time, Monday–Friday, with offices open 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; benefits include medi…
Posted Oct 12We 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 role requires at least one year of ophthalmology experience and involves patient histories, refractions, diagnostic testing, imaging, and assistance with procedures. Full-time; travel between clinic locations and overtime may be requ…
Posted Oct 12We 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
Lead role supporting and training ophthalmic technicians, coordinating schedules and clinic workflow, and addressing technician and patient concerns. Requires five years of ophthalmology experience and COA certification; COT is preferred…
Posted Oct 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 providedNo experience required
Entry-level ophthalmic scribe/technician role performing patient workups, documenting visits, running tests such as OCT, and assisting physicians with examinations and treatments. Full-time; travel to other locations may be assigned. COA…
Posted Oct 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 preferred
Assists ophthalmologists with patient workups, vision testing, ocular measurements, scribing, and basic procedures. Full-time role; travel between clinic locations and overtime may be required. Benefits include medical, dental, and visio…
Posted Oct 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.
COT: Certified Ophthalmic Technician. The mid-level core certification for technicians with broader clinical skills.Experience preferred
This full-time ophthalmic technician role supports physicians with patient histories, preliminary exams, diagnostic testing, and assistance during minor procedures. It also includes maintaining instruments and exam rooms, documenting car…
Posted Oct 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.
Performs patient histories, vision and diagnostic testing, preliminary examinations, and basic scribing in an ophthalmology practice. Educates patients about procedures and communicates abnormal findings to physicians.
Posted Oct 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.
Full-time ophthalmic technician role requiring at least two years of ophthalmic practice experience and experience with procedures and diagnostic testing. Duties include patient workups, diagnostic testing, documenting exams, assisting w…
Posted Oct 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.
COA: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant. The entry-level IJCAHPO core certification for ophthalmic assistants.Training providedNo experience required
Full-time retina technician role performing patient workups, scribing, diagnostic testing, and assisting with retina procedures. Hands-on training and ongoing education are offered; benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance, …
Posted Oct 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.
Provides in-clinic documentation of ocular examinations and treatment recommendations while supporting physician workflow and patient flow. The schedule is Monday through Friday on day shifts, with no weekends or holidays; benefits inclu…
Posted Oct 5We 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 some refraction experience and includes patient histories, chart updates, and ocular testing. The schedule is Monday through Friday on day shift, with occasional travel to nearby practices; benefit…
Posted Oct 5We 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 scribe role includes patient history and chart documentation, refractions, vision and pressure checks, and other diagnostic testing. It is a Monday–Friday day-shift position with no weekends or holidays; benefits include h…
Posted Oct 5We 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.