Optician – Mobile Vision Clinic for Kids (LA) – Full-Time

Review of Optometric Business; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 29,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Vision Insurance

Paid Time Off

401(k)

Employee Assistance Program

Flexible Spending Account

Dental Insurance

Job summary

Vision To Learn in Los Angeles, CA is seeking an Optician to join our mobile clinical team. The position is full-time with benefits, offering a competitive hourly wage of $21–$25 for work primarily in schools, with travel to surrounding counties as needed.

You will conduct eye screenings, fit frames, assist with vision screenings equipment, and support our mission to provide glasses to K–12 students in underserved communities, following safety protocols and working in a dynamic, child-focused

Qualifications

• Optician diploma or certification preferred.
• Valid driver's license and willingness to travel to nearby counties.
• Experience working with children and diverse populations.
• Ability to use EHR, Outlook, Excel and related software.
• Fluency in Spanish is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Oversee mobile eye clinic operations.
• Conduct pre-tests and eye screenings.
• Fit and adjust frames to prescriptions.
• Assist patients with frame selections and ensure satisfaction.
• Prepare daily reports and maintain safety protocols.
• Follow Vision To Learn health and safety protocols.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Written communication

Organizational skills

Customer service

Self-starter

Flexibility

Education

Optician Diploma

California Optician Certification (COA, COT, NCLE, ABO)

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Vision To Learn in Los Angeles, CA is seeking an Optician to join our mobile clinical team. The position is full-time with benefits, offering a competitive hourly wage of $21–$25 for work primarily in schools, with travel to surrounding counties as needed.

You will conduct eye screenings, fit frames, assist with vision screenings equipment, and support our mission to provide glasses to K–12 students in underserved communities, following safety protocols and working in a dynamic, child-focused