At Harman Eye Clinic and Edmonds Eye, MD, we have board-certified eye surgeons who provide the most advanced surgical techniques by using innovative, state-of-the art technology. Our staff and physicians complete continuing education and advanced training regularly in order to maintain best practices.
The Ophthalmic Technician will perform patient workups, conduct diagnostic testing, and assist ophthalmologists with examinations and in-office procedures.
They are also responsible for documenting findings, providing patient education, and ensuring efficient clinic flow.
What you need
Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent and possess strong communication skills with a detail-oriented approach.
While previous ophthalmic experience is preferred, the employer is willing to train individuals who demonstrate a positive attitude and a willingness to learn.
Education: a high school diploma
Key skills
Patient workupsOcular examinationsDiagnostic testingOphthalmic medicationsLaser proceduresPatient educationClinical documentationOCTVisual field testingTonometryCommunicationAttention to detailTeamworkClinical equipment maintenance
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Description
Ready to grow your career while making a meaningful difference in patients’ lives? Northwest Eye Surgeons, a nationally recognized ophthalmic practice, is looking for a dedicated Ophthalmic Technician to join our team!
No ophthalmic experience? No problem! We’re willing to train the right candidate. If you’re eager to learn, enjoy working with people, and want to build a rewarding career in healthcare, we’ll help you develop the skills and confidence to succeed.
Work alongside respected ophthalmologists, learn to use advanced diagnostic technology, and be part of a collaborative, patient-focused environment where your contributions matter.
Why Join Northwest Eye Surgeons?
Training provided: Learn specialized clinical skills with support from an experienced team.
Make a difference: Play an important role in delivering exceptional patient care and supporting positive outcomes.
Work with advanced technology: Gain hands-on experience with specialized ophthalmic equipment and diagnostic testing.
Be part of a supportive team: Collaborate with physicians and clinical professionals who value teamwork and communication.
Grow your career: Expand your clinical skills and explore opportunities for professional certification.
Feel valued: Join a workplace that values diversity, inclusion, collaboration, and continuous learning.
What You’ll Do
As an Ophthalmic Technician, you’ll help create a smooth, positive experience for patients while supporting physicians in providing high-quality eye care. Responsibilities include:
Perform patient workups and assist with ocular examinations.
Conduct specialized diagnostic testing and accurately document examination findings and treatment recommendations.
Administer ophthalmic medications and assist with in-office laser procedures.
Provide patient education and assist with treatments, dressings, and other clinical needs.
Monitor patient flow and communicate appointment status updates to support an efficient clinic.
Partner with ophthalmologists and the clinical team to ensure patients receive attentive, compassionate care.
What We’re Looking For
We’re seeking someone who is dependable, detail-oriented, patient-focused, and eager to learn. Strong communication skills, a positive attitude, and a commitment to providing excellent patient care are essential. Previous ophthalmic or healthcare experience is a plus, but we’re happy to train candidates who have the right attitude and willingness to learn.
Ready to start a new career in eye care? Join Northwest Eye Surgeons and grow with us while helping people see their best!
Requirements
Perform patient workups and ophthalmic diagnostic testing.
Assist ophthalmologists during examinations and procedures.
Educate patients about their care, diagnoses, and treatment plans.
Maintain clinical equipment and help ensure efficient patient flow.
What We’re Looking For
High school diploma or equivalent.
Previous experience with ophthalmic equipment, such as OCT, visual field testing, and tonometry, is preferred but not required.
Strong communication skills and attention to detail.
A positive attitude and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced, team-oriented clinical environment.
Willingness to learn and grow—we’re happy to train the right candidate!
Benefits That Support You
Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
401(k) with employer contribution.
Generous paid time off (PTO) and paid holidays.
Opportunities for professional development, continued learning, and certification support.