Optometric Technician — Patient Care & Eye-Testing Expert

Rosin Optical Co., Inc.; Wheaton (IL); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Paid training

Paid holidays

Paid time off

401(k)

Job summary

Rosin Eyecare in the Chicagoland area seeks a motivated Optometric Technician for a full-time role in North Naperville. You will assist doctors, perform testing, manage supplies, and ensure equipment is maintained and clean.

You’ll interact with patients, handle histories, and support contact lens evaluations under supervision. The ideal candidate has a high school diploma, strong attention to detail, and is professional, dependable, and team-oriented.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• JCAHPO Certified Ophthalmic Assistant is a plus but not required.
• Professional, dependable, energetic, customer-service oriented and a team player.

Responsibilities

• Promptly and professionally assist the doctor in patient care.
• Perform technical workups, patient histories and special testing.
• Responsible for maintaining medical supply and equipment inventory.
• Maintain and clean all equipment; report to Equipment Coordinator if not in working condition.
• Return calls to patients and pharmacies promptly.
• Efficiently interview patients and document histories.
• Assist the doctor with contact lens evaluations.
• Safely and effectively complete contact lens insertion and removal training with patients.
• Accurately performs: Lensometry, Tonometry, Humphrey Visual Fields, Muscle Testing, Pupil Exams, Topography, OCT.

Skills

Patient care

Detail oriented

Team player

Communication with patients

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

JCAHPO Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (a plus)

Tools

Humphrey Visual Field

OCT

Tonometry

Lensometry

Job description

Rosin Eyecare in the Chicagoland area seeks a motivated Optometric Technician for a full-time role in North Naperville. You will assist doctors, perform testing, manage supplies, and ensure equipment is maintained and clean.

You’ll interact with patients, handle histories, and support contact lens evaluations under supervision. The ideal candidate has a high school diploma, strong attention to detail, and is professional, dependable, and team-oriented.