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Sight360 is seeking an Ophthalmic Scribe - Retina to support physicians by preparing exam rooms and equipment, recording diagnostics, and documenting encounters. Travel between clinic locations and overtime may be required based on operational needs.
Ideal candidates have at least one year as an ophthalmic scribe, with strong EHR skills and knowledge of CPT/ICD-10 coding, ocular anatomy, and medical terminology. Certification is a plus.
At Sight360, we believe sight is our most important sense. It is a priceless gift that shapes how we experience the world, connect with others, and create lasting memories. That is why we are dedicated to protecting and caring for vision every day.
The Ophthalmic Scribe - Retina is responsible for supporting the physician by preparing exam room and appropriate equipment, preparing patients for provider examination by performing and recording appropriate diagnostics, reviewing and recording patient medical history, accurately scribing all patient encounters including consultations and/or discussions with approved family members, referring providers, and or PCP, documenting the patient encounter, and coordinating patient care as directed by the treating provider to allow for proper diagnosis and treatment of patients’ conditions. Travel between clinic locations and/or overtime may be required based on operational needs.
We’ve assembled highly capable and credentialed multidisciplinary teams across ophthalmology, optometry, and optical retail services to deliver a comprehensive, 360-degree approach to vision care. Through seamless coordination, shared medical records, and a patient-first philosophy, we strive to provide an exceptional experience at every level of care.
To care fully for our patients, team members, and partners who are the focus of everything we do.
To seamlessly unite ophthalmology, optometry, and optical retail services for the benefit of our patients.
Join our team and help us make a difference in the lives of our patients every day.