Ophthalmic Technician

Who We Are

At Panorama Eyecare, we are not just a team; we are a community of dedicated professionals united in our quest to provide the best eyecare anywhere. Our unflinching commitment to excellence and our core values are what make us an Employer of Choice. Join us in shaping the future of eyecare as we thrive together!

The Position:

As a Ophthalmic Technician at Panorama Eyecare, you will play a pivotal role in our mission to deliver the best eyecare. You'll be part of a collaborative team that values Partnership, Engagement, Excellence, and Stewardship. Together, we create an environment where mutual respect is at the forefront, equipping you with the tools, training, and empowerment necessary to excel in your role.

The Role

Our Technicians are medical professionals that are responsible for the management and well-being of the ophthalmic patients. The technicians will assist in all aspects and functions of the assigned patient care area, efficiently and accurately perform ophthalmic testing, provide comprehensive education. The focus of this position is to ensure that the ophthalmic patient, physician, and clinical team experience a positive outcome that exemplifies fulfillment of the mission statement at Panorama Eyecare.

• Patient intake and workup, following standardized protocol.
• Ophthalmic diagnostic testing.
• Patient counseling and education as needed.
• Awareness of patient flow issues and ability to maintain efficient clinical flow.
• Updates daily schedule by assessing no-shows and add-ins.
• Scribes in a rotational pattern.
• Answers and returns phone calls and writes scripts as requested by physicians and other departments.
• Stocking and cleaning clinic as needed.
• Facilitates patient experience by assisting physician in overall patient care.
• Works within the confines of the Eye Center team by assisting other departments with answers to questions, patient triage, etc.
• Self-study is required to obtain/maintain ophthalmic technician certification within 18 months of employment.
• Maintains a professional demeanor, including dress and work conversation.
• Understands and solves patient complaints.
• Other duties as assigned.