Ophthalmology Vet Technician — Diagnostics & Surgeries

AAVMP; Southfield, Northern (MI, KY); Hybrid; USD 42,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401k

Job summary

BluePearl Pet Hospital in the United States seeks an Ophthalmology Veterinary Technician to diagnose and treat eye diseases in companion animals. You will assist in both exams and surgeries, and educate clients on ocular care.

This role emphasizes teamwork with highly skilled veterinarians in a fast-paced specialty setting. You will perform diagnostic testing, help manage anesthesia for procedures, and contribute to advanced ophthalmic care while supporting patient comfort and vision

Qualifications

• Perform basic ophthalmic diagnostic tests (tear quantity, glaucoma testing, ulcer testing) and help hold patients for detailed ocular exams.
• Perform advanced ophthalmic diagnostic testing (retinal electrical function, etc.).
• Set-up and assist with procedures and surgeries that restore comfort and vision from outpatient to complex surgeries.
• Be the frontline in educating clients on their pet's ocular disease and care.

Responsibilities

• Perform basic ophthalmic diagnostic tests (tear quantity, glaucoma testing, ulcer testing) and help hold patients for detailed ocular exam
• Perform advanced ophthalmic diagnostic testing (retinal electrical function, etc.)
• Set-up and assist with procedures and surgeries that restore comfort and vision ranging from outpatient procedures to basic and complex surgeries
• Outpatient procedures: diamond burr debridement, CO2 laser for eyelid margin masses
• Surgical procedures including eyelid surgeries, cherry eye surgery, corneal grafts, cataract surgery, retinal surgery, glaucoma surgery
• Help organize and maintain specialized ophthalmic equipment and supplies
• Be the frontline in educating clients on their pet's ocular disease and care

Job description

BluePearl Pet Hospital in the United States seeks an Ophthalmology Veterinary Technician to diagnose and treat eye diseases in companion animals. You will assist in both exams and surgeries, and educate clients on ocular care.

This role emphasizes teamwork with highly skilled veterinarians in a fast-paced specialty setting. You will perform diagnostic testing, help manage anesthesia for procedures, and contribute to advanced ophthalmic care while supporting patient comfort and vision