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Ophthalmic Assistant (non-COA)

Ophthalmic Assistant (non-COA)

Speare Memorial HospitalPlymouth, NH, United States
Hace 2 días
Tipo de contrato
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Summary : The Ophthalmic Assistant assists the physician in organizing, implementing and evaluating the activities that occur in the ophthalmology environment by performing the assigned technical duties.

Essential Job Functions :

  • Under direction and supervision of providers and supervisor, individualizes the ophthalmological planning of each patient prior to the patient seeing the physician by :

Performs needed test (Optomap, OCT, Visual Field, Photography, etc.)

  • Read all glasses prior to exam
  • Conducts contact lens insertion and removal training
  • Consulting with physician if needed
  • Having knowledge and understanding of eye anatomy and physiology
  • Knowing the common complications of eye diseases.
  • Prepares exam and testing rooms and all supplies / equipment to ensure environmental safety for patients and staff as demonstrated by :
  • Turn all equipment on and make sure it is in working order and report any unsafe working conditions to the appropriate person

  • Selecting the appropriate supplies and equipment
  • Verifying special procedures that need sterile techniques
  • Identifying principles and techniques of disinfecting, sterilization and environmental control
  • Assist in efficient room turnover
  • Demonstrates competency of assigned functions and application of basic and current knowledge by :
  • Anticipates the needs of the provider and patient

  • Identifies testing needed and performs the appropriate testing
  • Knowing how to use all testing devices and supplies needed for using the equipment
  • Maintaining a neat and clean environment for all procedures and patient exam rooms
  • Differentiate between clean, contaminated and sterile areas
  • Attends and participates in hospital / departmental meetings as required.
  • Complies with hospital and departmental policies, procedures, regulations and standards as related to the job.
  • Demonstrates hospital's stated mission and values of teamwork, respect and communication with co-workers, patients, families and visitors.
  • Actively and appropriately participates in problem-solving identification and resolution, both intra- and inter-departmentally.
  • Meets department customer service standards and strives to enhance the level of customer service provided.
  • Qualifications :

  • Required : High School Graduate
  • Clinical Experience preferred but not required.
  • Ability to respond appropriately to changing patient and staffing needs. Demonstrated ability to make independent judgments in times of need along with the ability to seek guidance and / or support from appropriate resources. Computer literacy. Ability to write clearly and concisely. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Ability to give and accept feedback in a constructive manner.
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