The basic job description for an ophthalmic technician is to support the ophthalmologist (eye doctor) in providing patients with quality eye care by performing clinical tasks such as taking patient medical histories, conducting eye exams/vision measurements, assisting during surgeries, and instructing patients about medications, tests, and procedures.
The median ophthalmic technician salary is $35,910, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects much faster than average job growth at 19% through 2026.
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University of Washington
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Seattle, WA
Performs gross refractions, keratometry, tonography and tonometry. Inserts and removes patient contact lenses when necessary; also provides contact lens instruction to patients....
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1 day ago
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University of Washington
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Seattle, WA
, tonography and tonometry Inserts and removes patient contact lenses when necessary; also provides contact lens instruction to patients Performs BAT (Brightness acutity test) glare testing and PAM...
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11 days ago
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Virginia Mason
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Seattle, WA
JCAHPO Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) or Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT) required. 1 year working in an optometry or ophthalmology practice required....
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17 days ago
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University of Washington
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Seattle, WA
Perform refractometry, keratometry and topography lensometry manually. Be able to insert and remove patients contact lenses. Scribe for physicians as needed....
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28 days ago
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Spokane Eye Clinic
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Spokane, WA
An Ophthalmic Clinical Technician is responsible for patient work-ups involving visual acuities, pupils, refractions, medical history, chief complaint, scribing, etc....
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30+ days ago
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University of Washington
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Bothell, WA
technician program and one year of experience; Certified Ophthalmic Assistant OR equivalent education/experience....
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30+ days ago
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University of Washington
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Seattle, WA
technician program and one year of experience; Certified Ophthalmic Assistant OR equivalent education/experience....
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30+ days ago
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University of Washington
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Seattle, WA
The UW Medicine Eye Institute at Harborview has an outstanding opportunity for a full-time OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN SUPERVISOR....
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30+ days ago
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University of Washington
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Seattle, WA
technician program and one year of experience; Certified Ophthalmic Assistant OR equivalent education/experience....
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30+ days ago
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Virginia Mason Medical Center
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Seattle, WA
JCAHPO Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) or Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT) required. 1 year working in an optometry or ophthalmology practice required....
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30+ days ago
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