Ophthalmic Laser & Imaging Specialist

ForTec Medical, Inc.; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Teladoc

Employee assistance program

Uniforms provided

Referral bonuses

Milestone awards

Job summary

ForTecMedical in Raleigh, NC, seeks a field-ready technician to manage logistics for ophthalmic laser procedures and to support surgeons with Catalys laser equipment. The role demands hands-on equipment handling, sterilization, and precise calibration in fast-paced clinical settings.

Travel is required during training (2–3 nights per week). A driver’s license and strong communication are essential to ensure safe, efficient case execution and high-quality patient care.

Qualifications

• Experience working with surgeons in surgical settings.
• Experience in ophthalmic procedures (cataract, laser, refractive) is a plus.
• Must have a valid driver’s license and be able to drive a company vehicle.
• Occasional overnight travel required - 2 to 3 nights per week during training.

Responsibilities

• Delivers medical equipment to hospitals and surgery centers.
• Performs pre-operative checklists, sterilization, and laser calibrations.
• Prepares case paperwork and operating room setup.
• Conducts laser inventories.
• Provides technical laser guidance to surgeons/staff before and during surgeries.
• Reviews patient procedure requirements with the surgeon/staff before the case.
• Supports staff during the case to ensure a successful outcome.
• Enforces safe vehicle operations and laser safety techniques.

Skills

Experience with surgeons

Ophthalmic patient care

Travel readiness

Strong communication

Education

COA or COT certification (preferred)

Surgical Technician Certification or JCAPHO (preferred)

Job description

ForTecMedical in Raleigh, NC, seeks a field-ready technician to manage logistics for ophthalmic laser procedures and to support surgeons with Catalys laser equipment. The role demands hands-on equipment handling, sterilization, and precise calibration in fast-paced clinical settings.

Travel is required during training (2–3 nights per week). A driver’s license and strong communication are essential to ensure safe, efficient case execution and high-quality patient care.