Ophthalmic Technician IIThe Ophthalmic Technician II is an intermediate-level clinical role responsible for performing comprehensive patient screening and diagnostic testing to support ophthalmologist evaluations. This position functions with increased independence and accuracy and serves as a key contributor to clinical flow and physician efficiency. Principal Duties and Responsibilities Patient Screening & Clinical Workup Perform complete ophthalmic pre-exam screenings in accordance with provider protocols. Obtain, verify, and document detailed medical and ocular histories, including chief complaints. Measure and document visual acuity, intraocular pressure, and refractions, and basic motility, pupil, and CVF assessments. Prepare patients for physician examination, including administering diagnostic drops and dilation per protocol. Diagnostic Testing & Imaging Perform intermediate-level ophthalmic diagnostic testing, including: Applanation or non-contact tonometry Visual field testing (Humphrey Visual Field) Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) Fundus photography Perform all diagnostic testing as ordered by the physician. Ensure testing accuracy and completeness prior to physician and communicate notable findings or concerns to senior technicians or providers. Documentation & Workflow Management Accurately document all screening and test results in the EHR.Review patient charts to ensure readiness for provider exam and testing completion. Manage assigned tasks, including patient messages, prescription refills, faxes, and prior Education & Communication Explain testing procedures and provide basic patient education related to medications and care instructions as directed. Communicate effectively with patients, providers, and team members to support clinic efficiency. Equipment, Safety & Inventory Clean, maintain, and assist with calibration of ophthalmic equipment. Monitor testing area and exam room supplies; report inventory needs. Ensure compliance with HIPAA, OSHA, and infection control standards. Professional Development Continue to develop ophthalmic technical skills and clinical knowledge. Support training and onboarding of Ophthalmic Technician I staff as assigned. Perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications:
COA certification preferred or actively working toward competency in ophthalmic screening and diagnostic testing. Strong organizational skills and ability to prioritize in a fast-paced clinical environment. Excellent communication, documentation, and patient interaction skills. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Ability to travel to satellite clinic locations as needed. Availability to work Monday through Friday, with rotating Saturdays required.
Benefits:- Health insurance
- Dental insurance
- Life insurance
- Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance 401 (k)PTO and holidays off
- Career growth and development
