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Duties: functions as a Ophtalmic Technologist in the Ophthalmology Practice. Performs a wide range of specialized diagnostic examinations and advanced clinical ophthalmology duties. Takes patients' medical histories, administers eye medications, t...

Duties: functions as a Ophtalmic Technologist in the Ophthalmology Practice. Performs a wide range of specialized diagnostic examinations and advanced clinical ophthalmology duties. Takes patients´ medical histories, administers eye medications, takes ophthalmic photographs, using ultrasound, fluorescense angiography; performs electrophysical and microbiological procedures, assisting in ophthalmic surgery, and exercising considerable clinical technical judgement. The work of the position requires expertise in the field of ocular motility, visual fields and color vision, tonometry, optics, contact lenses, pharmacology, microbiology, retinoscopy, low vision blindness testing, ocular disease, interocular lens power computation, macular function testing, instrument maintenance, and asepsis in ophthalmic surgery - all of which is recognized b the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the Joint Commission on Allied Health in Ophthalmology (JCAHPO) as Ophthalmic Technologist skills and possession of which may be demonstrated through successful completion of the JCAHPO certification examination as a Certified Ophthalmic Medical Technologist (COMT). (ty)

JOB SUMMARYAssist an Eye Center physician and other technical support personnel to perform diagnostic tests necessary for evaluation of patient eye problems. PATIENT AGE GROUP SERVEDYoung Adult, Middle Adult, and Mature AdultDUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES1. Perform preliminary screening examinations for physician review including, but not limited to, central and peripheral visual field tests; ocular motility tests; color vision tests; pharmacological pupil tests; tonometry, tonography and tensilon tonography tests to determine intraocular pressure and pupil testing for size, equality and reaction prior to dilation. 2. Examine the cornea, lens and anterior chamber of the eye using a slit lamp and note variations from normal. 3. Measure acuity of patient, with and without glasses, for distance and near vision; obtain optical and lensometry measurements to determine lens prescription and correct acuity problems; record findings on patient chart. 4. Obtain topographical measurements of the eye to include corneal diameter and curvature; assist the physician to fit patients with contact lenses and to evaluate lens fit with a bio-microscope; instruct patients on the proper techniques used in caring for, inserting and wearing contact lenses. 5. Direct the flow of patients examined by an Eye Center physician; obtain medical and personal data for patient charts; screen patients for conditions excluding ocular examination; arrange for laboratory and other tests, ophthalmic photography, outpatient studies and patient admissions and surgery as requested by physician; alleviate patient and family concerns by explaining diagnostic procedures and method of treatment. 6. Screen walk-in patients, emergency patients and telephone calls from patients and referring physicians to determine appropriate physician and priority of appointments. Administer Electro-retinogram, Electro-oculogram tests and specular microscopy examinations to patients. 7. Calibrate and maintain all instruments used including, but not limited to bio-microscopes, lensometer, keratometer, tangent screen, slit lamp and tonometers; clean and stock consultation rooms and microbiology laboratory with drugs and other supplies as needed. 8. Sterilize and set up instruments for ophthalmic surgical procedures; assist with minor office surgery, laser treatments and operating room surgery as required. 9. Assist the physician in the preparation of routine microbiological specimens and in various research studies. Perform other related duties incidental to the work described herein. 10. Accepts responsibility for other duties as assigned.11. Demonstrates the components of the ICARE Values statement.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center, a Magnet recognized organization and internationally respected leader in medical education research and patient care, enjoys a reputation for excellence unlike any other healthcare facility.

An important part of that is the high regard we and our patients have for our staff. In fact, we have been named one of the top 100 Best Places to Work in the nation in Fortune magazine´s annual survey, the first educational institution to ever be named to the list. If you want a career where your knowledge is respected and your voice heard, come to Vanderbilt.We are currently seeking qualified candidates for the following position: Ophthalmic Technician OphthalmologyUnder general supervision from the ophthalmic manager, perform both basic and intermediate ophthalmic exam techniques, including specialized testing. Responsible for teaching other technical staff in the basic examination techniques and providing general clinical support functions. Basic Qualifications: This position requires High School graduate or GED. JCAHPO-conferred COA, COT, or COMT preferred, but demonstrable mastery of key functions, including refractometry, applanation tonometry, and manual lensometry, may be substituted for certification. Additional Information: Full-time; day shift, 40 hours per week. Some local travel required. Salary range: $14.97-$21.01Vanderbilt is a smoke-free workplace in compliance with the Non-Smoker Protection Act, Tennessee Code Annotated 39-17-1801-1810. In accordance with that law and Vanderbilt policy, smoking is prohibited in all enclosed areas on Vanderbilt property.

Position Title / Key Words: Optometry Technician Potential Opening for a permanent position as an Optometry Technician at the Family Health Centers located in Fairfax and Woodbridge, Virginia area.Company Overview: Established in 1988, Spectrum Healthcare Resources (SHR) has earned a solid reputation in the health care staffing industry.SHR is Joint Commission certified and dedicates itself exclusively to supplying permanent civilian contracted medical professionals for Military Treatment Facilities (MTF) located in the United States. SHR has a unique medical environment, working among the very best medical professionals, and caring for our military family.Job Description: Spectrum Healthcare Resources has a potential opportunity for an Optometry Technician at the Family Health Centers located in Fairfax and Woodbridge, Virginia area. This permanent civilian contract position offers:- Full Time and Part Time Available- Health, Dental and 401(k) Benefits- Outpatient Setting- 10 Paid Holidays

Ophthalmic Technician opportunity in Maryland!

*Preferred Skills: Flexibility to work in other locations from time to time. *Purpose of Job:Performs initial work-up and specialized examinations of the eye as directed by ophthalmologist. Assists ophthalmologist with clinical examination and surgical procedures as directed. This position consistently supports compliance and Kaiser Permanente�s Code of Conduct by adhering to federal, state and local laws and regulations, accreditation and licenser requirements and Kaiser Permanente�s policies and procedures. In addition to defined technical requirements, accountable for consistently demonstrating service behaviors and principles defined by the Kaiser Permanente Service Quality Credo, the KP Mission as well as specific departmental/organizational initiatives. Also accountable for consistently demonstrating the knowledge, skills, abilities, and behaviors necessary to provide superior and culturally sensitive service to each other, to our members, and to purchasers, contracted providers and vendors. Duties and Responsibilities1. Interviews each patient to obtain information about symptoms and documents information provided by patient in medical record.2. Follows established protocol to determine the appropriate tests to perform based on patient�s description of symptoms and personal inspection of eye.3. Uses specialized equipment to test patient�s vision and condition.4. Provides test results to provider and brings attention to abnormal conditions.5. Assists the ophthalmologist in the clinical examination of the eye and in surgical procedures as directed.6. Applies eye dressings and protective shields as directed.7. Documents examination results and treatments in patient file.8. Cleans and maintains specialized equipment and work areas.9. Attends patients requiring emergency care and alerts ophthalmologist to their condition.10. Performs other related duties as directed.Minimum QualificationsExperience: Three years of experience as Ophthalmology Assistant II or equivalent position. Education and Training: High school diploma or equivalent or GED required. Formal course in Ophthalmology or military training required License, Certifications, Other Credentials: Certification as an Ophthalmology Technician by the Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology required. CPR certification required. Other Qualifications: None. Essential Functions (i.e. bending, lifting, and mobility): See Functional & Environmental Evaluation (FEE) Form.

*Preferred Skills: Flexibility to work in other locations from time to time. *Purpose of Job: Performs initial work-up and specialized examinations of the eye as directed by ophthalmologist. Assists ophthalmologist with clinical examination and surgical procedures as directed. This position consistently supports compliance and Kaiser Permanente�s Code of Conduct by adhering to federal, state and local laws and regulations, accreditation and licenser requirements and Kaiser Permanente�s policies and procedures. In addition to defined technical requirements, accountable for consistently demonstrating service behaviors and principles defined by the Kaiser Permanente Service Quality Credo, the KP Mission as well as specific departmental/organizational initiatives. Also accountable for consistently demonstrating the knowledge, skills, abilities, and behaviors necessary to provide superior and culturally sensitive service to each other, to our members, and to purchasers, contracted providers and vendors.Duties and Responsibilities1. Interviews each patient to obtain information about symptoms and documents information provided by patient in medical record.2. Follows established protocol to determine the appropriate tests to perform based on patient�s description of symptoms and personal inspection of eye.3. Uses specialized equipment to test patient�s vision and condition.4. Provides test results to provider and brings attention to abnormal conditions.5. Assists the ophthalmologist in the clinical examination of the eye and in surgical procedures as directed.6. Applies eye dressings and protective shields as directed.7. Documents examination results and treatments in patient file.8. Cleans and maintains specialized equipment and work areas.9. Attends patients requiring emergency care and alerts ophthalmologist to their condition.10. Performs other related duties as directed.Minimum Qualifications Experience: Three years of experience as Ophthalmology Assistant II or equivalent position.Education and Training: High school diploma or equivalent or GED required. Formal course in Ophthalmology or military training required License, Certifications, Other Credentials: Certification as an Ophthalmology Technician by the Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology required. CPR certification required. Other Qualifications: None. Essential Functions (i.e. bending, lifting, and mobility): See Functional & Environmental Evaluation (FEE) Form.

We invite you to bring your career to an environment where talent is rewarded and new ideas are encouraged.

At Seattle Children’s, the Pacific Northwest’s premier pediatric care center, we offer more than just state-of-the-art facilities and open career growth potential. You will also find a true commitment to meeting the needs of children and their families. We value diversity and it is expressed in all aspects, from the patients and families we serve to our organizational culture and our employees. If you would like to do some of your best work-your life’s work-Children’s has excellent opportunities waiting for you.Department: Ophthalmology ClinicSalary: DOEHours: Part time (0.8 FTE), day/evenings.Location: Hospital Main CampusOversee daily operations of the Ophthalmology clinic practice in both Bellevue and Seattle. Provide ophthalmologic technician expertise as well as completing chart preparation and patient scheduling duties.Required: High School graduate or equivalent. Ophthalmologic Technician certification obtained through Joint Commission on Allied Health and Personnel in Ophthalmology. Two years experience in an ophthalmology practice or equivalent education/experience. Preferred: Experience in a pediatric ophthalmology practice. At Seattle Children’s, we believe in accountability, respect and teamwork - not only with patients and their families, but also with each other. If you share these principles, we encourage you to join us. We offer excellent pay and benefits, retirement plans, opportunities for career advancement, paid training days, and so much more. For immediate consideration, please apply online. Equal Opportunity Employer.

1) Completion of a basic Ophthalmology technician course or two years of college is required.2) Knowledge of ocular anatomy;ophthalmic medications;visual physiology,optics;use and maintenance of ophthalmic instruments and testing equipment;ophthalmic and medical regulations;medical terminology;optometric technology;asepsis;ocular referrals and emergency medical treatment. Additionally, knowledge of surgical instruments and equipment, opthalmic injectable medications, anesthetic solutions and ocular disorders. Specific Tasks: Performs Ophthalmic functions. Prepares patients and performs as special surgical assistant in all types of ophthalmic surgery. Administers ophthalmic drops and ointments, applies ocular dressings,suture removal, obtains eye cultures. Preparing post operative and pre-operative patients. Takes ophthalmic photographs and prepares injectable ophthalmic anesthetic and antibiotics. Full job description is available.

Ophthalmic Technician positions at Emory Healthcare

As a Certified Ophthalmic Technician at the award winning Emory Eye Center of Emory Healthcare, you will provide both routine and specialized ophthalmic testing and procedures primarily at our main location on the Emory University and Emory Healthcare main campus. Position requires JCAHPO certification as a Certified Ophthalmic Technician, high school diploma, and two years related experience.Come join the Emory Eye Center ranked in 2009 as one of the top ten ophthalmology centers in the nation by the U.S. News & World Reports guide to Americas top medical institutions

Supervise and coordinate ophthalmic medical support staff and ophthalmic clinic service activities to achieve continuous and optimal patient care within the Eye Center and its satellite offices. Provide daily supervision of the medical support staff within the Eye Center and its satellite offices.Requirements:Must be certified as an Ophthalmic Technician.Education: Work requires a minimum of 4 years of ophthalmology clinic experience related technical support, including diverse knowledge of patient care and eye problems and extensive knowledge of ophthalmic anatomy, physiology, and pharmaceuticals. Additionally, a minimum of 2 years of supervisory experience in an ophthalmic clinic setting is required. Certification by JCAHPO: at the COT or COMT level. Experience: Work requires a minimum of 4 years of ophthalmology clinic experience related technical support, including diverse knowledge of patient care and eye problems and extensive knowledge of ophthalmic anatomy, physiology, and pharmaceuticals. Additionally, a minimum of 2 years of supervisory experience in an ophthalmic clinic setting is required.We offer an excellent benefits package and a competitive compensation package.