REQUIRED: Please provide detailed answers to the below questions:
What are the top responsibilities for this position? (Please be as detailed as possible as to what tasks will be conducted on a daily basis): • Obtain initial patient assessment by recording pertinent medical history and charts procedures for medical records. • Performs and records visual acuities, color vision, stereopsis test, auto refractometer readings, refraction and intraocular pressure and other testing as directed by physician. • Coordinate physician activities and facilitate patient flow in the office. • Utilizes AIDET to greet patients, handles questions during visits, triages phone calls and schedule appointments • Administers ocular medications under physician direction. • Under physician direction assist with treatments and minor surgical procedures as needed. • Maintain accurate and reliable medical records. • Complete patient billing. Complete and track referrals. • Work as a team member within the Ophthalmology and Optometry department and with all other departments.
Must have qualifications/experience: COA preferred, not required
What skills/attributes are nice to have, and will set a candidate apart? COA, familiar with Ophthalmic equipment such as applanation and tonometry instruments, OCT, visual field.
Type of certification required: none, COA preferred
Shift start & end times: 700-4 or 730-430
Work days per week:5
Dress code/scrub color: scrubs (any color), business casual is acceptable
Full address(es) where work will take place: 3802 colby ave everett, wa 98201, 3901 hoyt ave everett, wa 98***nd st ne arlington, wa 98223
Is travel required for this role? If yes, when and how often? intermittent schedule changes between sites
Will they travel to more than one location within a work shift? no
Will work take place in a patient's home? no
What type of interview process is preferred? in person
What are the top responsibilities for this position? (Please be as detailed as possible as to what tasks will be conducted on a daily basis): • Obtain initial patient assessment by recording pertinent medical history and charts procedures for medical records. • Performs and records visual acuities, color vision, stereopsis test, auto refractometer readings, refraction and intraocular pressure and other testing as directed by physician. • Coordinate physician activities and facilitate patient flow in the office. • Utilizes AIDET to greet patients, handles questions during visits, triages phone calls and schedule appointments • Administers ocular medications under physician direction. • Under physician direction assist with treatments and minor surgical procedures as needed. • Maintain accurate and reliable medical records. • Complete patient billing. Complete and track referrals. • Work as a team member within the Ophthalmology and Optometry department and with all other departments.
Must have qualifications/experience: COA preferred, not required
What skills/attributes are nice to have, and will set a candidate apart? COA, familiar with Ophthalmic equipment such as applanation and tonometry instruments, OCT, visual field.
Type of certification required: none, COA preferred
Shift start & end times: 700-4 or 730-430
Work days per week:5
Dress code/scrub color: scrubs (any color), business casual is acceptable
Full address(es) where work will take place: 3802 colby ave everett, wa 98201, 3901 hoyt ave everett, wa 98***nd st ne arlington, wa 98223
Is travel required for this role? If yes, when and how often? intermittent schedule changes between sites
Will they travel to more than one location within a work shift? no
Will work take place in a patient's home? no
What type of interview process is preferred? in person