Ophthalmic Photographer - Training Provided

Skilled in ophthalmic terminology, ability to type words accurately with speed and knowledge of CEI Electronic Medical Records system; may be required to Scribe for Physicians if needed. Reviews patient's past and current medical and ophthalmic history including information regarding medications, allergies and family history of eye problems.Identifies any potential patient concerns and brings these issues to the attention of the Office Coordinator or physician as appropriate.Ability to measure and record both distance and near visual acuity and pinhole acuity; performs preliminary refraction using objective equipment.Ability to measure intraocular pressures by applanation tonometry, pneumatonometry and/or use of tonopen and checks pupillary response to light and pupillary defects.Performs basic visual field testing and patient education as directed by Physician.Ability to prepare patients for treatments and minor procedures; measures and records vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, and respiration rate) as required.Ability to instill eye drops as directed by the physician and assist in the application of dressings, shields and eye patches. Assists with patient transfers as necessary. Travel to other ARC locations as assigned. Excellent interpersonal skills to work effectively with others (teamwork) and provide superior customer service to patients.RELATIONSHIPSReports to: Reports to Office Coordinator.