Ophthalmology Clinic Coordinator - Vision Care Ops Lead

UCLA Health and David Geffen School of Medicine; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 52,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Eskenazi Health in Indianapolis, IN is seeking an Ophthalmology Clinical Coordinator to coordinate and supervise all clinical support functions, enabling physicians to deliver focused eye examinations.

The role includes performing advanced ophthalmic imaging, refractions and biomicroscopy, as well as coordinating scheduling and training staff. A relevant certification and supervisory experience are preferred, with ongoing professional development encouraged.

Qualifications

• Associates degree preferred; certification as Ophthalmic Technician preferred.
• Minimum of one year supervisory experience in hospital or patient care environment.
• Certification for Ophthalmic Technician by AAO.
• Knowledge of ophthalmic imaging equipment.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and supervise all clinical support functions to optimize patient visits.
• Write and implement procedures to improve efficiency and accuracy of physician visits.
• Supervise Ophthalmic Technicians and participate in staff evaluations.
• Perform imaging eye modalities and manual/auto lensometry.
• Attend technical courses to update equipment and procedures.

Skills

Supervisory experience

Excellent communication skills

Ophthalmic terminology

Education

Associates degree preferred

Ophthalmic Technician certification

Tools

Keratometer

NIDEK

Lensometer

Octopus Visual Field Computer

Fundus Camera

Slit lamp

Job description

Eskenazi Health in Indianapolis, IN is seeking an Ophthalmology Clinical Coordinator to coordinate and supervise all clinical support functions, enabling physicians to deliver focused eye examinations.

The role includes performing advanced ophthalmic imaging, refractions and biomicroscopy, as well as coordinating scheduling and training staff. A relevant certification and supervisory experience are preferred, with ongoing professional development encouraged.