OPTOMETRIC TECHNICIAN

ADP, Inc.; Richmond Hill (GA); On-site; USD 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

ADP, Inc. in Richmond Hill, GA is seeking an Optometric Technician to provide technical support to patients, Optometrist(s) and Optician(s).

The role includes patient work-up, pretesting, tonometry, and performing professional services under the OD’s guidance. As the liaison between patient and Optometrist, you inform the OD of essential information; strong knowledge of pretesting equipment and clear communication with patients and clinicians are essential to support accurate eye exams and

Qualifications

• Deep working knowledge of all pretesting equipment is required.
• Ability to communicate effectively with patients and the optometrist(s).

Responsibilities

• Demonstrates expert ability in communicating with patients the purpose of each test and its importance to their eye health
• Stock and maintain all exam rooms with all necessary supplies
• Perform I&R and contact lens instruction, answering patient questions regarding contact lenses.
• Tracks and orders supply inventory (alcohol pads, eye drops, FI strips, etc.) as appropriate.
• Communicate with our patients around all pre and special testing in layman's terms.
• Accurately measure and record all patient information with attention to testing details.
• Work at a fast pace and handle multiple tasks and patients.
• Maintain consistency of completing several technical tasks.
• Team player – support all aspects of the practice and patient experience.

Skills

Communication Skills

Technical Abilities

Pace of the Environment

Consistency of Work

Team Player

Tools

Lensometer

Auto-refractor Keratometer

Non-contact tonometer

Auto-field perimeter

Keystone visual skills

Visual acuity test

Visual Field

OCT

Job description

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OPTOMETRIC TECHNICIAN

Technical Richmond Hill, GA, US

14 days ago Requisition ID: 1051

The role of the Optometric Technician is to provide technical support to patients, Optometrist(s) and Optician(s). This includes patient work-up, pretesting, tonometry, and performing the appropriate professional services to patients.

As the functional liaison between patient and Optometrist, the Technician is the primary person in charge of informing the OD of any and all imperative information before the patient is examined.

Because our mission is to improve people's lives through better vision and eye health, a deep working knowledge of all pretesting equipment is required. The ability to effectively communicate to patients and the optometrist(s) is of utmost importance.

Optometric Technician Job Responsibilities

• Demonstrates expert ability in communicating with patients the purpose of each test and its importance to their eye health
• Stock and maintain all exam rooms with all necessary supplies
• Perform I&R and contact lens instruction, answering patient questions regarding contact lenses.
• Tracks and orders supply inventory (alcohol pads, eye drops, FI strips, etc.) as appropriate.
• Communication Skills Effectively communicate with our patients around all our pre and special testing. Communicating in a manner by which the patient understands technical terminology in their layman language is essen tial.
• Technical Abilities Accurately measure and record all patient information. Attention to detail relative to all testing and results is imperative.
• Pace of the Environment Must be able to work at a fast pace. Effectively handling multiple tasks and patients at one time, while focusing on the individual patient experience.
• Consistency of Work Requires consistent repetition of several technical tasks. A displayed comfort level and accuracy of accomplishing tasks and testing of this nature is required.
• Team Player As the patient liaison to the Optometrist, the OptometricTechnician must exhibit the ability to work well within the team environment, supporting all aspects of the practice and delivering on the patient experience.

Operation and maintenance of all pretesting equipment including but not limited to:

• Lensometer
• Auto-refractor / keratometer
• Non-contact tonometer
• Auto-field perimeter
• Keystone visual skills
• Visual acuity test
• Visual Field
• Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)

Demonstrates Our Core Values

As the liaison between the patient and the Optometrist, the Optometric Technician must consistently display behaviors that align with the core values of the practice.

• Hard work - Going the extra mile for our patients and team.
• Enthusiasm - Working with energy and a purpose.
• Self Drive - Making independent decisions and being a problem solver.
• Compassion - Letting patients and fellow team members know we care.