Ophthalmic Assistant

Mann Eye Center • Sugarland, TX

7d

About The Position

Elevate Your Career with Mann Eye Institute – Join Us as an Ophthalmic Technician! About Mann Eye Institute: At Mann Eye Institute, we are dedicated to helping our patients "See Life Better" by utilizing the latest advancements in eye care technology. Our team of board-certified ophthalmologists and optometrists are leaders in the field, committed to delivering the highest standards of care. We are seeking a skilled Ophthalmic Technician who shares our passion for excellence and is eager to contribute to our mission. Your Role: As an Ophthalmic Technician at Mann Eye Institute, you will play a pivotal role in delivering exceptional patient care. Your responsibilities will include: Conducting comprehensive patient history assessments, covering ocular, medical, surgical, social, and family aspects. Measuring visual acuity for both near and distance vision, including pinhole testing. Performing automated lensometry with precision. Conducting preliminary eye examinations to identify normal findings. Administering specialized tests such as Amsler, Stereo, and Color Vision Testing. Performing Auto Refraction and basic manual refractometry. Accurately conducting Applanation Tonometry. Executing Fundus Photography with expertise. Performing repeatable, precision-driven diagnostic testing. Educating patients on eye care procedures and protocols. Providing clear explanations of procedures such as Lasik and Cataract surgery. Demonstrating basic scribing competency. Identifying and discussing abnormal findings with the physician during Preliminary Exams. Performing manual lensometry to determine power sphere, cylinder, axis, bifocal, trifocal, and progressive lenses. Conducting intermediate refractometry with attention to detail. Recognizing abnormalities during diagnostic testing and communicating them effectively. If you are a dedicated professional looking to grow in a dynamic and innovative environment, we invite you to join our team at Mann Eye Institute.

Requirements

• Demonstrates effective written and oral communication skills
• Must have the ability to work efficiently
• Strong customer service focus and interpersonal skills
• Detail oriented
• Legible handwriting
• Strong customer service
• Ability to interact with patients, Doctors and co-workers in a team oriented environment
• High school degree or equivalent
• Medical management computer software and windows based operating system knowledge

Responsibilities

• Conducting comprehensive patient history assessments, covering ocular, medical, surgical, social, and family aspects.
• Measuring visual acuity for both near and distance vision, including pinhole testing.
• Performing automated lensometry with precision.
• Conducting preliminary eye examinations to identify normal findings.
• Administering specialized tests such as Amsler, Stereo, and Color Vision Testing.
• Performing Auto Refraction and basic manual refractometry.
• Accurately conducting Applanation Tonometry.
• Executing Fundus Photography with expertise.
• Performing repeatable, precision-driven diagnostic testing.
• Educating patients on eye care procedures and protocols.
• Providing clear explanations of procedures such as Lasik and Cataract surgery.
• Demonstrating basic scribing competency.
• Identifying and discussing abnormal findings with the physician during Preliminary Exams.
• Performing manual lensometry to determine power sphere, cylinder, axis, bifocal, trifocal, and progressive lenses.
• Conducting intermediate refractometry with attention to detail.
• Recognizing abnormalities during diagnostic testing and communicating them effectively.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: High school or GED
• Number of Employees: 101-250 employees