Ophthalmic Technician Retina

Ophthalmic Technician – Retina Department (1.0 FTE)

Make a Meaningful Impact in Vision Care 

Are you looking for a rewarding, hands-on role in healthcare where you can truly make a difference? Join our Retina Department as an Ophthalmic Technician and help patients protect and preserve their vision. In this fast-paced and specialized environment, you’ll work alongside experienced retina specialists while building valuable clinical skills.

What You’ll Do

• Support retina specialists during patient exams, procedures, and treatments
• Screen and document visual acuity findings and various other ocular testing
• Accurately document patient history, medications, and test results
• Assist with refractions to help determine vision needs
• Educate patients on eye conditions and follow-up care
• Escort and assist patients throughout their visit, ensuring comfort and safety
• Prepare exam rooms, complete forms, and support efficient clinic flow
• Collaborate closely with providers and team members to deliver outstanding patient care

What Makes You a Great Fit

• High school diploma required
• Previous medical or ophthalmology experience is a plus—but we’re willing to train the right candidate
• Strong attention to detail and comfort with computers and technology
• Excellent communication skills and a compassionate, patient-first mindset
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced clinical environment while adhering to HIPAA compliance regulations
• Team-oriented with the ability to work independently
• Professional development is encouraged, but not required

Why You’ll Love Working Here

• Gain hands-on experience in a highly specialized retina setting
• Work with advanced technology and skilled providers
• Supportive, team-focused environment
• Opportunity for growth in a meaningful healthcare career

Work Environment

This role is based within our Retina Services team, with a home clinic location and travel to satellite locations as needed. The position requires a mix of sitting and standing, along with occasional lifting (30 pounds), bending, stooping, pushing, pulling, and climbing stairs.