(No Experience Necessary – Training Program Provided)
Start Your Career in Eye Care with Arizona Eye Consultants
Are you looking for a career in the medical field but not sure where to start? Do you enjoy working with people, staying organized, and being part of a team? If so, a career as an Ophthalmic Technician (Medical Assistant) could be the perfect fit for you.
Ophthalmic Technicians are among the most sought-after medical professionals. This role offers career growth, certification opportunities, and leadership potential. At Arizona Eye Consultants, you’ll receive full training to learn valuable skills and build a rewarding career in healthcare.
About Us
Founded in 2001 by Dr. Sean McCafferty, Arizona Eye Consultants is the largest and fastest-growing Ophthalmology/Optometry practice in Southern Arizona.
16 providers across 4 Tucson locations
Over 100 dedicated employees
Specialties include glaucoma, cataracts, pediatric ophthalmology, and specialty contact lenses
We offer a competitive benefits package including:
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) retirement plan
Paid time off (PTO) and holiday pay for full-time employees
Note: Travel may be required between clinic locations.
Qualifications
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Empathetic personality with concern for patients’ needs
Strong organization with attention to detail
Ability to work as a team member
Demonstrated computer literacy
Demonstrated ability to learn and apply training
Essential Job Functions
Communication and Patient Care
1. Acquaints all new patients with office procedures to which they will be exposed.
2. Informs patients of the purpose of all tests personally performed and how the patient will be affected during the tests.
3. Obtains patient history to include chief complaint, history of present illness, past history (ocular and general), family history (ocular and general), and history of allergies and medications.
4. Performs accurate and consistent documentation and measurement tasks to include:
Visual acuity
Manual lensometry
Confrontational visual fields
Stereo testing
Evaluation of motility
Pupillary function tests
Color plates
Applanation tonometry
Refractometry
Angle assessment
Dilation of pupils
Contact lens evaluations
Visual field testing
Optic nerve scanning (i.e., OCT, HRT, GDx)
Pachymetry
Corneal topography
Other tasks specific to the physician’s needs as a result of new technologies
Skills & Abilities
Education: High school diploma; some college preferred.
Experience within a professional environment with a strong customer focus.
