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Stoken Wagner Ophthalmic Associates
Ophthalmic Technician
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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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.
$44,175 / year median in Pennsylvania
+26% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary If you're passionate about eye care, eager to learn, and ready to grow in a fast-paced private practice, this is an excellent opportunity to build a rewarding career. We're seeking an enthusiastic individual with a strong attention to detail and a commitment to exceptional patient care. Prior experience is welcome, but we are happy to train the right candidate. Responsibilities Perform comprehensive ophthalmic patient examinations, including measuring visual acuity, intraocular pressure (tonometry), eye refraction, and assessing ocular anatomy. Operate ophthalmic diagnostic imaging equipment Assist with patient intake processes by collecting medical histories and updating health records, while adhering to HIPAA regulations. Support ophthalmologists during examinations by preparing instruments, maintaining clinical confidentiality policies, and managing medical records with precision. Maintain medical equipment operation standards, troubleshoot issues promptly, and ensure all clinical areas are organized and sanitized according to safety protocols. Requirements Prior experience in a medical office setting, preferably within ophthalmology or optometry, with familiarity in medical terminology and ophthalmic procedures. Knowledge of physiology related to the eye's anatomy and function is essential for accurate patient assessments. Strong understanding of HIPAA regulations, clinical confidentiality policies, and maintaining patient privacy at all times. Excellent patient service skills with a focus on direct patient care, empathy, and clear communication. This role is ideal for motivated individuals passionate about eye health who thrive in a collaborative environment dedicated to delivering outstanding patient care. We are committed to supporting your professional growth through ongoing training opportunities while ensuring a positive work experience rooted in respect, integrity, and excellence.