Travel Ophthalmic Technician - $2,148 per week in Seattle, WA

Job Title: Ophthalmic Technician Profession: Ophthalmology Specialty: Ophthalmic Tech Duration: 13 Weeks Shift: Day Hours per Shift: 5 x 8-Hour Experience: Minimum of 5 years License: Willing to apply for Medical Assistant Registration license Certifications: BLS, COA, MA-R Must-Have: - Experience in adult outpatient clinic settings - Proficient in basic eye exams and various ophthalmic procedures - Ability to assist ophthalmologists during examinations and surgeries Description: Need to float to 3-4 clinics. Position involves assisting with intravitreal injections and performing intraocular pressure measurements.

Job Title: Ophthalmic Technician Profession: Ophthalmology Specialty: Ophthalmic Tech Duration: 13 Weeks Shift: Day Hours per Shift: 5 x 8-Hour Experience: Minimum of 5 years License: Willing to apply for Medical Assistant Registration license Certifications: BLS, COA, MA-R Must-Have: - Experience in adult outpatient clinic settings - Proficient in basic eye exams and various ophthalmic procedures - Ability to assist ophthalmologists during examinations and surgeries Description: Need to float to 3-4 clinics. Shuttle service available between clinics. No car is required to float between sites. Tech is notified of float need during the daily morning huddle. Potentially, float needs may be indicated the day before. First-timers are accepted for this position. Clinician may float within the scope to meet facility needs. Position involves assisting with intravitreal injections and performing intraocular pressure measurements. Responsibilities include obtaining and recording medical history and visual acuity. Perform various skills such as clinical optics, checking vision, and patient education. The candidate will be involved in labeling medications and specimens, as well as cleaning and sterilizing instruments. Compassionate patient care and effective communication are essential. Responsibilities may also include scheduling appointments and conducting follow-up calls. This position supports diverse patient populations including adults and geriatrics. Overall patient care requires collaboration with interdisciplinary support services. Candidates should be prepared to engage in a dynamic and varied clinical environment.