Pediatric Ophthalmic Technician | M-F, No Weekends

Children's Wisconsin; Milwaukee, Northern (WI, KY); Hybrid; USD 48,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Children's Wisconsin is seeking an ophthalmic technician to administer diagnostic tests and assist in patient care under the supervision of a licensed ophthalmologist. You will rotate through three clinics in Milwaukee area.

You should have completed a two-year ophthalmic technician program and hold Basic Life Support certification. Excellent communication and teamwork are essential to educate patients and families and maintain accurate charting.

Qualifications

• Two-year ophthalmic technician program or equivalent is required.
• Current CPR/BLS certification is required before start date.
• Ability to perform diagnostic ophthalmic tests and communicate clearly with patients and families.

Responsibilities

• Administers standard ophthalmic tests per physician's order and established procedures.
• Performs diagnostic tests including vision field tests.
• Performs retinoscopy.
• Performs contact lens fitting and dispensing.
• Explains procedures to patient and/or family and directs patient during treatment.
• Instructs patient and/or family in home care treatment.
• Prepares reports and charting; confers with physician on progress.
• Collaborates with physicians and staff to ensure quality patient care.
• Represents the organization professionally to patients and families.

Skills

Eye anatomy knowledge

Ophthalmic testing procedures

Patient education

Education

Two-year ophthalmic technician program

Tools

Ophthalmic test equipment

Job description

Children's Wisconsin is seeking an ophthalmic technician to administer diagnostic tests and assist in patient care under the supervision of a licensed ophthalmologist. You will rotate through three clinics in Milwaukee area.

You should have completed a two-year ophthalmic technician program and hold Basic Life Support certification. Excellent communication and teamwork are essential to educate patients and families and maintain accurate charting.