Ophthalmic Technician I-Ophthalmology-Carmel

Ophthalmic Technician-I (Ophthalmology) Full-Time | Days | 40 hours/week Hours: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM Primary: 10300 N Illinois St Suite 2200, Carmel, IN 46290 Why This Role Stands Out Experience preferred (one year) Certifications and continuing education fully covered Clear career ladder with raises at each level Strong team culture focused on collaboration and learning What You’ll Do Perform patient workups (rooming patients, history, vision checks, imaging, etc.) Support a high-volume clinic with efficient workflows Assist with light administrative tasks Communicate with patients via phone as needed Growth & Career Path Level 1: Entry-level (no experience or certification required/exp preferred) Level 2: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) – certification Level 3: Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT) – advanced skills + leadership tasks Level 4: Technician Team Lead – training, workflow leadership, partnership with clinic leaders Why Team Members Stay Collaborative culture where ideas are heard and explored Exposure to multidisciplinary clinics and expanded learning Opportunities to grow without moving into leadership Qualifications Previous optical or ophthalmic experience preferred, not required Experience in a healthcare setting or physician’s office a plus Why IU Health Indiana’s leading healthcare system focused on patient-centered care Supportive team environment and professional development opportunities Benefits Benefits Designed for You 401(k) with employer match Tuition reimbursement Student loan forgiveness eligibility Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Wellness program with bi-weekly incentives Responsible for ophthalmic, diagnostic procedures and ophthalmic/medical assistance in support of the clinical activities of the department. Performs preliminary ophthalmic examinations. Explains testing procedures to patients. Assists providers with post-op surgery patients. Maintains diagnostic equipment. Cleans all equipment in exam rooms consistent with current infection control policies. Will stock exam rooms and work areas, while checking for expired supplies. May assist in minor OR procedures and ocular injections. May provide back-up support for other departments as needed. High School Diploma/GED. 0-3 Years of Experience. Basic Life Support certification required within 30 days of employment, through the AHA. Other advanced life support certifications may be preferred per unit/department specialty according to patient care policies. Requires knowledge of infection control principles. Requires ability to effectively prioritize multiple patient care needs. Experience with basic ophthalmic workup and testing preferred. Prefer knowledge of exam room environment.