Ophthalmic Technician — Advanced Eye Care & Testing

UNAVAILABLE; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive medical, dental & vision

Retirement plan (6% matching)

Vacation up to 200 hours/year

Sick leave up to 96 hours/year

8 paid holidays/year

Transit discounts

Tuition reimbursement

Wellness platform

Disability insurance

Flexible spending accounts

Job summary

OHSU Casey Eye Institute in Portland, OR seeks an Ophthalmic Technician to support physicians with preliminary screening and testing. You will perform pre-exam testing, history taking, and patient triage while documenting in medical records and assisting with procedures.

Ideal candidates hold an accredited ophthalmic training program, COA or higher, or an AA in Ophthalmic Technology, with appropriate clinical/lab experience. On-site role with generous benefits and orientation-based training.

Qualifications

• Completion of an accredited ophthalmic training program or related credential.
• AA in Ophthalmic Technology or COA certification considered equivalent.
• BA/BS degree in a health care, science or research field is acceptable.
• 1+ year of clinical/lab experience with vision testing is advantageous.
• BLS from AHA is required and will be completed in orientation.

Responsibilities

• Perform pre-exam testing including history taking, visual acuity, and screening tests.
• Conduct tests such as refractometry, visual fields, keratometry, and OCT as ordered.
• Assist with minor procedures or laser treatments in the office.
• Process prescription refills, prior authorizations, and triage calls.
• Maintain instrument cleanliness, lane setup, and monitor medication expiration dates.

Skills

Pre-exam testing

History taking

Medical record documentation

Education

Accredited ophthalmic training program

AA in Ophthalmic Technology

COA or higher certification

BA/BS in health care/science/research

2 years clinical/lab experience

Job description

OHSU Casey Eye Institute in Portland, OR seeks an Ophthalmic Technician to support physicians with preliminary screening and testing. You will perform pre-exam testing, history taking, and patient triage while documenting in medical records and assisting with procedures.

Ideal candidates hold an accredited ophthalmic training program, COA or higher, or an AA in Ophthalmic Technology, with appropriate clinical/lab experience. On-site role with generous benefits and orientation-based training.