Ophthalmic Tech I

Who We Are

At AVP•SEES Group, exceptional patient care starts with exceptional people. As one of the largest eye care networks in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, we provide our teams with the training, technology, and support they need to thrive while making a difference in patients' lives. Together, we're building the future of eye care.

Our Mission

To deliver the best possible outcomes for our patients, serve and educate our provider network, and fulfill our commitment to our stakeholders.

Why Join Us?

· Paid Training & Career Development

· Growth & Advancement Opportunities

· Supportive Team Environment

· Competitive Benefits Package

· Tuition Reimbursement Opportunities

· Employee Eyewear Discounts

· Referral Bonus Program

· Make a Meaningful Difference Every Day

About the Role

The Ophthalmic Technician I is critical in supporting the clinical team by providing high-quality patient care and assisting with diagnostic testing and procedures. This position requires excellent customer service, strong interpersonal and communication skills, and the ability to make independent decisions within the scope of their role. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, adaptable, and committed to maintaining patient confidentiality while delivering exceptional service.

What You'll Do

• Obtain and document comprehensive patient history, ensuring accuracy and completeness.
• Follow office workup protocols to support efficient patient flow and physician needs.
• Determine visual acuity and perform automated refraction.
• Administer eye drops, ointments, and irrigating solutions as the physician prescribes.
• Measure intraocular pressure (tonometry) accurately and safely.
• Prepare patients for pre-operative procedures as directed.
• Maintain and calibrate ophthalmic equipment and instruments to ensure proper functionality.
• Perform administrative and clinical tasks, including entering data into the electronic medical records (EMR) system and providing direct patient services.
• Recognize patient symptoms or test results inconsistencies and report findings to the appropriate medical personnel.
• Maintain strict patient confidentiality in compliance with HIPAA and company policies.
• Demonstrate initiative by seeking instruction in areas of uncertainty and staying informed about evolving ophthalmic practices.
• Travel to various office locations as required; dependable transportation is necessary.