As the Lead Ophthalmic Technician at PVECS you will be responsible for patient care and interaction, proper documentation, testing, and the general success of the clinic flow, procedure and surgical coordination, and oversight of 1 to 2 other technicians. This position is ideal for someone seeking a self-motivated and leadership role in a small practice setting.
Full work-ups and appropriate documentation including detailed history, visual acuity, confrontation fields, pupillary exam, and instillation of drops
Perform tests/measurements as directed by the physician, including OCT, Visual Fields, Fundus Photography, Topography, and Optical Biometry
Provide direct patient care by explaining procedures, answering questions, and ensuring a comfortable experience during examinations
Perform prescription verification and maintain patient records
Instruct patients concerning eye care and contact lens handling
Handle and triage patient calls in conjunction with front office staffing
Assist with surgical preparations, patient education, and scheduling
Assist in equipment maintenance and clinical inventory and stocking
Oversee clinical and surgical flow
Train and mentor team members on medical office protocols, ophthalmic procedures, and proper use of medical equipment
We are seeking an individual with an ability to effectively communicate in a manner that represents our "patient first" philosophy and regards themselves as someone who provides excellent customer service. The ideal applicant will be self-motivated, dedicated to continued career and educational growth, reliable, and proactive in their work environment.
Ability and cooperation with cross cover of other office duties necessary.
The opportunity to work at PVECS comes with a competitive salary, bonus opportunities, environment designed for career growth and development, and a positive and team-oriented culture.
We look forward to meeting someone who enjoys their career and providing patients with their expertise and kind approach.
Requirements
Proven experience as an ophthalmic technician or in a similar clinical role within ophthalmology or optometry settings
Strong knowledge of medical terminology, ophthalmic diagnostic procedures, and anatomy related to eye health
Familiarity with HIPAA regulations, medical records management, and maintaining patient confidentiality
Proficiency in EMR/EHR systems
Excellent patient service skills with the ability to provide compassionate care in diverse settings including pediatrics when applicable
Ability to lead a team effectively while managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced clinic environment