Jobs at Houston Retina Associates

Assists with clinical research patient visits under ICH-GCP and IRB-approved protocols. Coordinates subject appointments, prepares documentation, obtains consent, collects and records clinical data, transcribes information into electronic case report forms, administers questionnaires, performs ECGs and ophthalmic testing, processes biological samples, supports adverse event reporting, and helps resolve data queries.

Supports ophthalmic clinical research visits under ICH-GCP and IRB-approved protocols. Coordinates subject visits, prepares documentation, obtains consent, collects and enters study data, administers questionnaires, performs ECGs and vision testing, processes biological samples, scribes ocular exams, assists with patient care, and resolves data queries. Requires a bachelor’s degree or four years of ophthalmic experience in lieu of a degree; no prior experience is required for degree holders.

Assists with ophthalmology clinical research visits under ICH-GCP and IRB-approved protocols. Responsibilities include preparing patients, supporting treatments, collecting and recording study data, monitoring adverse events, performing intraocular pressure checks and post-treatment vision assessments, collecting aqueous humor samples, maintaining sterile instruments, calibrating equipment, stocking treatment rooms, and completing required training and documentation.

Manages daily ophthalmology clinic operations, including staff supervision, scheduling, patient flow, referrals, authorizations, training, inventory, equipment maintenance, and quality standards. Performs ophthalmic workups and diagnostic testing as needed, resolves patient inquiries, supports recruiting and performance management, and coordinates with clinical, HR, and regional leadership. Requires travel among clinics and rotating on-call availability.

Documents ophthalmic examinations, physician recommendations, diagnoses, and treatment plans; enters accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes; supports patient communication, education, clinic flow, insurance authorization, room readiness, and follow-up scheduling. The scribe may assist with ophthalmic technician duties and patient care during examinations while maintaining confidentiality and accurate chart amendments.

Documents ophthalmic examinations, assessments, treatment recommendations, and patient instructions; performs accurate ICD-10 and CPT coding; supports patient flow, insurance authorization, follow-up scheduling, and basic ophthalmic technician duties. The scribe assists physicians and patients during examinations, maintains chart accuracy and confidentiality, coordinates clinic communications, monitors room readiness, and may travel among clinics. The role requires medical terminology knowledge, strong communication and organization, and the ability to work extended periods standing or walking.

Provides ophthalmic clinical and administrative support for designated physicians, including patient intake, examination-room assistance, medical scribing, electronic charting, diagnosis and billing-code documentation, prescription processing, patient education, follow-up scheduling, and coordination with referring providers and laboratories. The role requires travel among clinics, strong organization, HIPAA compliance, and availability for variable clinic hours.

Provides clinical and administrative support to retina physicians across multiple clinics. Responsibilities include greeting and guiding patients, documenting histories and examinations in electronic records, assisting with minor procedures, coordinating prescriptions and follow-up care, communicating with referring physicians and laboratories, maintaining medical records, and supporting accurate diagnosis and billing documentation. The role requires ophthalmic scribing experience, strong organization, HIPAA awareness, patient communication skills, and flexibility to travel between clinics.

Assists with clinical research visits under ICH-GCP and IRB-approved protocols. Responsibilities include scheduling subjects, preparing documentation, obtaining consent, collecting and entering study data, administering questionnaires, conducting ECGs and visual acuity testing, processing laboratory samples, supporting patient care, resolving data queries, and scribing ocular examinations. Spanish bilingual ability is preferred, and the role is based at the Bellaire Clinic with weekday schedule flexibility.

Provides clinical and administrative support in an ophthalmology practice by greeting patients, documenting histories and examinations, updating medical records, assisting physicians during exams and minor procedures, coordinating prescriptions and follow-up care, and communicating with referring providers. The role requires ophthalmic scribe experience, medical terminology knowledge, HIPAA compliance, CPR certification, strong organization, and travel among Houston-area clinics.

Documents physician examinations, assessments, treatment recommendations, and chart amendments; applies accurate ICD-10 and CPT coding; supports patient flow, education, follow-up coordination, and ophthalmic technician duties. The role assists patients and physicians during examinations, maintains supplies and room safety, confirms insurance authorization, communicates schedule changes, and helps ensure compliance with payer and HIPAA requirements.

Supports ophthalmic clinical research visits under ICH-GCP and IRB-approved protocols. Responsibilities include scheduling subjects, preparing documentation, obtaining consent, assisting with patient care, collecting and entering study data, administering questionnaires, conducting ECGs and visual acuity testing, scribing ocular exams, processing biological samples, resolving data queries, and supporting adverse event reporting. The role requires a bachelor’s degree or four years of ophthalmic experience in lieu of a degree.

Documents ophthalmic examinations, physician recommendations, diagnoses, and treatment plans; enters accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes; supports patient communication, education, room readiness, insurance authorization, scheduling, and clinic flow. Assists with ophthalmic technician duties and responds appropriately during examinations and medical emergencies. Requires travel among clinics and the ability to work variable weekday clinic hours.

Documents ophthalmic examinations, physician recommendations, diagnoses, and treatment plans; enters accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes; supports patient education, clinic flow, insurance authorization, follow-up coordination, and basic ophthalmic technician duties. The role requires communication with physicians, patients, and staff, maintaining chart accuracy and confidentiality, and traveling between clinics as needed.

Documents ophthalmic examinations, assessments, treatment recommendations, and patient instructions; enters accurate ICD-10 and CPT codes; supports patient flow, insurance authorization, follow-up coordination, and ophthalmic technician duties. The scribe assists patients and physicians during examinations, maintains chart accuracy and confidentiality, monitors room readiness, and communicates schedule changes. Travel to various clinics and flexible weekday clinic-hour availability are required.

Documents ophthalmic examinations, physician recommendations, diagnoses, and treatment plans; applies accurate ICD-10 and CPT coding; supports patient education, exam-room readiness, patient flow, insurance authorization, scheduling communication, and basic ophthalmic technician duties. The role requires maintaining confidentiality, assisting patients and physicians during examinations, traveling among clinics, and working variable weekday clinic hours.

Assists with ophthalmic clinical research visits under ICH-GCP and IRB-approved protocols. Coordinates subject visits, prepares documentation, obtains consent, collects and enters study data, administers questionnaires, performs ECGs, visual acuity testing and intraocular pressure checks, processes biological samples, supports patient care, resolves data queries, and assists with adverse event reporting.

Documents ophthalmic examinations, physician recommendations, diagnoses, and treatment plans; accurately enters ICD-10 and CPT codes; supports patient communication, education, and clinic flow. The scribe assists during examinations, helps with ophthalmic technician duties, confirms insurance authorization, maintains charts and exam rooms, coordinates follow-up appointments, and communicates schedule changes. The role requires travel among clinics and availability during variable weekday clinic hours.

Performs standardized visual acuity, refraction, contrast sensitivity, color vision, intraocular pressure, dilation, and other protocol-required vision testing for clinical trials. Maintains certified equipment, lenses, charts, records, and study documentation; coordinates subject flow; supports clinical research staff; manages certifications; and communicates with sponsors and vendors to address deviations and maintain protocol compliance.

Documents physician examinations, assessments, treatment recommendations, and chart amendments; applies accurate ICD-10 and CPT coding; supports patient education, exam-room readiness, patient flow, insurance authorization, scheduling communication, and ophthalmic technician duties. The role assists patients and physicians during examinations, maintains confidentiality, and may travel among clinics. Requires strong communication, organization, medical terminology knowledge, and attention to detail.