Jobs at EyeHealth Northwest

Accompanies ophthalmology physicians during patient exams, accurately transcribes histories, findings, diagnoses, procedures, and treatment instructions into the EHR. Updates medications, processes cultures, sends prescriptions, coordinates referrals and follow-up appointments, supports patient flow, assists with basic exam procedures, and manages related documentation and communications while maintaining HIPAA and OSHA compliance.

Administer Microsoft 365, Active Directory, Entra ID, Exchange Online, Windows servers, endpoints, and virtualization environments. Provide advanced helpdesk and infrastructure support, install and manage physical and virtual servers, troubleshoot complex incidents, perform root cause analysis, and automate administrative tasks with PowerShell. Collaborate with IT Engineering, vendors, and stakeholders on infrastructure projects, change management, documentation, security, HIPAA compliance, and system lifecycle management.

Accompanies ophthalmologists during patient exams, transcribes comprehensive clinical notes into the EHR, updates medications, documents procedures, processes referrals and prescriptions, schedules follow-up care, assists with basic exam procedures, supports patient flow, and maintains accurate, compliant records. Requires strong communication, medical terminology knowledge, keyboarding, attention to detail, confidentiality, and flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and across worksites.

Supervise opticians, assist patients with eyeglass selection, manage inventory, ensure high-quality patient care, and train staff. Generate sales and implement policies.

The Optometrist will perform eye exams, provide prescriptions, educate patients, document interactions, and collaborate with healthcare teams while managing patient care and team leadership.

Provide primary vision care, perform eye exams, diagnose vision problems, collaborate with medical teams, and manage patient records. Lead a team and ensure compliance with regulations.

Manages clinic operations, staffing, facilities, policies, compliance, quality assurance, vendor contracts, and patient experience. Oversees supervisors and employees, including hiring, training, performance management, and conflict resolution. Coordinates operational goals with physician leadership and the Director of Operations, ensures HIPAA and OSHA compliance, and supports quality patient care across ophthalmic, optometric, and opticianry services.

Perform diagnostic ocular testing (visual acuity, visual fields, OCT, GDX, HRT), prepare testing rooms, assist patient flow and education, record histories and coding, maintain equipment, and support clinicians. Level II may perform additional tests, A-scans, contact lens duties, or act as scribe/ophthalmic tech.

The Retina Scribe assists the physician during patient exams by transcribing notes, updating records, and managing patient flow, ensuring accurate documentation and communication.

The Diagnostic Tech performs tests on patients' visual fields and ocular functions, assists with patient flow, and maintains equipment, ensuring high patient care standards.