The Optometry Technician will be responsible for obtaining and accurately documenting comprehensive patient histories, reviewing and updating patient information, and accurately entering and maintaining patient information in the EMR. The role involves performing various clinical and diagnostic tests, including measuring visual acuity, performing pinhole testing, instilling ophthalmic medications, performing color vision and stereo testing, measuring lens power, performing Amsler Grid and Schirmer testing, evaluating pupils, estimating anterior chamber depth, performing Tono-Pen tonometry, performing refractions, visual field testing, OCT testing, and Lenstar measurements. The technician will also maintain knowledge of commonly prescribed ophthalmic medications. Additionally, responsibilities include performing routine maintenance of ophthalmic instruments and equipment, completing calibration, stocking examination rooms, monitoring medication expiration dates, and disinfecting equipment according to protocols. Depending on experience and training, additional skills such as basic slit-lamp examination, corneal topography, measurement of axial length, keratometry, and refractometry may be included. The role requires providing high-quality, compassionate service, maintaining a positive and professional attitude, demonstrating flexibility, meeting attendance expectations, and maintaining confidentiality.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED