6 ophthalmic assistant jobs at 1 company in Rhode Island
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Ophthalmic Assistant PD
Providence, Rhode Island, United States
$20-$33/hrOnsiteTemporary
Brown Health Medical Group: Nonprofit physician practice providing primary, specialty, urgent, behavioral-health, and pediatric care across Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
High school diploma or equivalent; ophthalmic assistant experience preferred; knowledge of ocular terminology and diagnostic medications; ability to perform visual testing, specialized imaging, and office clinical tasks.
Brown Health Medical Group: Nonprofit physician practice providing primary, specialty, urgent, behavioral-health, and pediatric care across Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
1+ YOEHigh school diploma or equivalent; 1+ year ophthalmic assistant experience preferred; knowledge of ocular terminology and pharmacology; ability to perform visual testing and triage; maintain records and follow infection control.
Koch Eye Associates: Private Rhode Island eye-care practice providing exams, surgery, laser vision correction, and optical care to patients.
High school diploma required; willing to train. Duties include patient prep, vision screening/testing, administering eye medications, assisting physicians, EHR documentation; medical experience preferred.
Koch Eye Associates: Private Rhode Island eye-care practice providing exams, surgery, laser vision correction, and optical care to patients.
Obtain medical and eye history, prepare exam rooms, perform vision screening and basic testing, administer eye medications, maintain instruments, and assist physicians; driving to other locations required.
Koch Eye Associates: Private Rhode Island eye-care practice providing exams, surgery, laser vision correction, and optical care to patients.
Collect medical/eye history, prepare exam rooms, perform basic vision screening and testing, administer eye medications, assist physicians during minor procedures; high school diploma and training provided.
Koch Eye Associates: Private Rhode Island eye-care practice providing exams, surgery, laser vision correction, and optical care to patients.
High school diploma or equivalent required; medical experience preferred but training provided. Must perform vision screening, obtain medical history, use EHR, administer eye medications, assist with minor procedures, and travel between sites.