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Insight Vision Care
Ophthalmic Technician
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What they do
An Ophthalmic Technician makes prescription eyeglasses and contact lenses by cutting and shaping lenses according to individual prescriptions. May make lenses for other optical equipment, such as telescopes or microscopes. Works in medical equipment manufacturing facilities and laboratories, retail stores, or in the offices of optometrists and physicians.
$44,135 / year median in Minnesota
+25% projected growth
Job Description
Ophthalmic Technician Insight Vision Care - 1.0 Minneapolis, MN Job Details Full-time $25 - $29 an hour 19 hours ago Benefits Health savings account 401(k) Paid time off Uniform allowance 401(k) matching Employee discount Professional development assistance Qualifications Direct patient care Anatomy knowledge Certified Ophthalmic Assistant Customer service Ophthalmology Full Job Description Description Insight Vision Care is seeking an experienced and detail-oriented Ophthalmic Technician to join our growing practice. As an Ophthalmic Technician at Insight Vision Care, you will provide support to the clinical team by assisting with patient care, performing diagnostic testing, and ensuring smooth clinical operations. Clinical Duties Perform patient workups, including taking detailed medical and ocular histories. Conduct diagnostic tests such as visual acuity, tonometry, visual fields, OCT, and fundus photography. Administer eye drops, dilating drops, and other medications as directed by the provider. Assist providers during examinations and minor procedures, ensuring patient comfort and efficiency. Maintain and calibrate ophthalmic instruments and equipment as required. Patient Education Educate patients on medications, treatments, and postoperative care. Provide guidance on the proper use of eyeglasses, contact lenses, and other visual aids. Answer patient questions and address concerns with professionalism and empathy. Experience and Qualifications Ophthalmology experience required Certified Ophthalmology Assistant (COA) certification preferred. Knowledge of ophthalmology or optometry practices, including understanding anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology related to eye health. Familiarity with EMR systems. Strong understanding of medical coding and billing processes specific to ophthalmology or optometry services. Experience in retail sales or customer service roles enhances the ability to engage with patients effectively.