Traveling Optometric Technician Job Vision Source - 3.0 Sioux City, IA Job Details Full-time 3 hours ago Benefits Mileage reimbursement Qualifications Ophthalmology patient education Photography Patient room cleaning Diagnostic imaging equipment Direct patient care Optical experience Ophthalmic medical procedure assistance Pre-examination patient preparation Computer literacy Assisting with diagnostic tests and procedures Imaging studies Preparing medical treatment area Medical diagnostic testing One-on-one patient counseling Visual field testing Ophthalmic diagnostic imaging equipment Optical coherence tomography (OCT) Computer skills Patient interaction Medical assisting Patient counseling Patient charting Patient education CNA Contact lens care patient education Communication skills Entry level Full Job Description who enjoy patient interaction but want a position with predictable daytime hours, no lifting, and no overnight shifts . This role keeps you in the medical field while offering a healthier work‑life balance, a supportive team environment, and opportunities to grow your career through certifications such as CPO and CPOA —with all study materials provided. You'll travel between clinic locations based on coverage needs, with drive time and mileage reimbursement from your designated home office. If you're compassionate, adaptable, and ready for a medical role that values your CNA skill set, we'd love to meet you. CNA experience working directly with patients Strong communication skills and comfort in medical environments Ability to adapt to changing schedules and clinic locations Tech‑friendly and willing to learn diagnostic equipment Organized, efficient, and calm under pressure Computer literacy and familiarity with medical charting Desire to transition into a medical specialty with no lifting, no nights, and no physically strenuous tasks Optical or optometric experience is a plus, but full training is provided ","responsibilities": " Travel between clinic locations to support patient flow and coverage Use your CNA‑developed patient communication skills to obtain histories and guide patients through testing Assist with pre‑testing and diagnostic imaging (OCT, Retinal Photography, Visual Fields) Provide hands‑on patient education, including contact lens training Maintain clean, organized exam rooms—no heavy lifting required Support clinical teams by bringing consistency and calm to fast‑paced environments Represent VCC's culture of compassion and professionalism at all locations "} Why You'll Love This Job Vision Care Clinic is the leading provider of optometry services and vision care products across our nine clinic locations. Our Traveling Optometric Technician role is an excellent fit for Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) who enjoy patient interaction but want a position with predictable daytime hours, no lifting, and no overnight shifts . This role keeps you in the medical field while offering a healthier work‑life balance, a supportive team environment, and opportunities to grow your career through certifications such as CPO and CPOA —with all study materials provided. You'll travel between clinic locations based on coverage needs, with drive time and mileage reimbursement from your designated home office. If you're compassionate, adaptable, and ready for a medical role that values your CNA skill set, we'd love to meet you. Responsibilities Travel between clinic locations to support patient flow and coverage Use your CNA‑developed patient communication skills to obtain histories and guide patients through testing Assist with pre‑testing and diagnostic imaging (OCT, Retinal Photography, Visual Fields) Provide hands‑on patient education, including contact lens training Maintain clean, organized exam rooms—no heavy lifting required Support clinical teams by bringing consistency and calm to fast‑paced environments Represent VCC's culture of compassion and professionalism at all locations Skills & Qualifications CNA experience working directly with patients Strong communication skills and comfort in medical environments Ability to adapt to changing schedules and clinic locations Tech‑friendly and willing to learn diagnostic equipment Organized, efficient, and calm under pressure Computer literacy and familiarity with medical charting Desire to transition into a medical specialty with no lifting, no nights, and no physically strenuous tasks Optical or optometric experience is a plus, but full training is provided

Type:

Full Time (Hourly)