Ophthalmic Diagnostics Training Lead

001 University of Rochester; City of Rochester (NY); On-site; USD 61,000 - 82,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Rochester Eye Institute seeks a Training Program Lead to design, develop, and implement the diagnostic technician training program. You will lead trainers, set performance standards, and help staff achieve ophthalmic certifications.

This full-time role requires a bachelor's degree in HR, Education, or Business Administration and at least three years of related experience, plus knowledge of ophthalmic terminology and patient safety practices.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of medical terminology with emphasis on ophthalmic anatomy and physiology.

Responsibilities

• Creates, develops, implements, and manages the internal diagnostic technician training program to ensure newly hired and existing staff are trained and perform at the required skill level.
• Provide hands-on training and education to new diagnostic technicians on the use of ophthalmic equipment, diagnostic testing procedures, and patient interaction protocols.
• Develop, update, and deliver training materials, including written guides, presentations, and hands-on demonstrations.
• Evaluate the proficiency of trainees through tests, observations, and feedback sessions to ensure they meet established competency standards.
• Promote patient safety and confidentiality, adhering to HIPAA and other regulatory guidelines in all training activities.

Skills

Medical terminology

Education

Bachelor’s degree in HR, Education, or Business Administration

Job description

The University of Rochester Eye Institute seeks a Training Program Lead to design, develop, and implement the diagnostic technician training program. You will lead trainers, set performance standards, and help staff achieve ophthalmic certifications.

This full-time role requires a bachelor's degree in HR, Education, or Business Administration and at least three years of related experience, plus knowledge of ophthalmic terminology and patient safety practices.