Jobs at NVISION Centers

Serves as the first point of contact for patients in a busy ophthalmology center. Manages phones, appointments, patient files, authorizations, insurance documentation, correspondence, and chart preparation. Greets patients, explains consultation processes, and supports timely patient flow. Also audits invoices, investigates payment issues, and helps resolve customer concerns while maintaining accurate records and a high-quality patient experience.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients in a busy ophthalmology center. Manages calls, appointments, patient check-in, files, documentation, insurance cards, authorizations, charts, correspondence, and payment issues. Ensures accurate records, timely patient flow, and a positive patient experience while coordinating administrative processes and resolving customer concerns.

Provide comprehensive medical and surgical ophthalmology care, including cataract surgery and medical ophthalmology services. Collaborate with experienced physicians and clinical staff, use modern diagnostic and surgical technologies, deliver patient-focused care, and contribute to practice growth. The position offers a guaranteed salary, productivity incentives, benefits, and a pathway to partnership.

Performs ophthalmic patient workups, medical and surgical history collection, diagnostic testing, exam-lane assistance, patient education, and pre- and postoperative care. Supports surgical procedures by preparing the LASIK suite, sterilizing equipment, stocking medications and supplies, ordering medical supplies, maintaining equipment, and coordinating surgical follow-up calls.

Documents ophthalmologists’ examinations, assessments, treatment recommendations, prescriptions, and patient instructions. Supports physicians during exams, assists with patient communication and room readiness, maintains supplies, handles forms and superbills, coordinates checkout and follow-up appointments, and helps maintain patient flow. Requires medical-office experience, strong communication and organization, computer proficiency, accurate spelling, confidentiality, and the ability to stand and walk for extended periods.

Provides comprehensive ophthalmology care, including cataract surgery and medical ophthalmology, within an established practice. The role includes patient-focused clinical care, collaboration with experienced physicians and staff, use of modern diagnostic and surgical technology, and participation in a productivity-based compensation and partnership pathway.

Provides functional and cosmetic oculoplastic surgery within an established ophthalmology practice. The surgeon will collaborate with ophthalmologists and subspecialists, expand the oculoplastics service line, manage patient care, and operate with clinical autonomy while receiving administrative support. The position is full-time in Roseville and Folsom, California, with a guaranteed base salary, productivity incentive, and partnership-track opportunity.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients in a busy ophthalmology center. Manages calls, appointments, patient intake, files, authorizations, insurance data, correspondence, and appointment preparation. Greets and guides patients, communicates processes, supports timely issue resolution, audits invoices, investigates payment issues, and helps ensure an exceptional patient experience.

Provides ophthalmic clinical and surgical care in a high-volume cataract practice, performing cataract procedures and evaluating patients using advanced diagnostics and surgical technology. The role offers established referral demand, efficient workflows, physician-led support, productivity-based compensation, and comprehensive benefits. Candidates must be board-certified ophthalmologists with strong cataract surgical experience and preferably 3–5 years of post-training clinical experience.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients in a busy ophthalmology center. Manages phones, appointments, patient files, authorizations, insurance information, correspondence, and appointment preparation. Greets and guides patients through consultations, communicates expectations, resolves payment and service issues, and supports efficient patient flow and exceptional patient experiences.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients in a busy ophthalmology center. Manages calls, appointments, patient files, authorizations, insurance information, charts, correspondence, and payment issues. Greets patients, explains consultation procedures, ensures accurate documentation, and supports timely patient flow while delivering an exceptional patient experience.

Provides comprehensive glaucoma care, including advanced diagnostics, medical management, laser procedures, and surgical intervention. The specialist will work within a collaborative ophthalmology practice, manage referrals, help expand the glaucoma service line, and potentially assume subspecialty leadership. The role requires board certification or eligibility in ophthalmology, fellowship training in glaucoma, and an active or obtainable California medical license.

Leads clinical operations at an NVISION center, providing general ophthalmology, cataract, and glaucoma patient care. Responsibilities include patient education, accurate refractions, pre- and post-operative care, clinical quality and safety compliance, coordination with surgeons and technicians, medication protocol management, incident reporting, and communication with referring doctors.

Performs month-end and quarter-end close, variance analysis, reconciliations, accruals, payroll journal preparation, compensation liability tracking, waterfall modeling, research and study accruals, equity transaction accounting, and ad hoc financial analysis. The role requires strong accounting, bookkeeping, analytical, communication, and professional software skills, with onsite work three days weekly near Aliso Viejo, California.

Provides preoperative, intraoperative support, and postoperative nursing care under RN supervision in an outpatient ophthalmology setting. Responsibilities include patient admissions, vital signs, medication reconciliation, IV starts, medication administration, education, documentation, patient surveillance, surgical room support, discharge assistance, inventory, housekeeping, and clerical duties.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients in a busy ophthalmology office. Manages phones, scheduling, patient check-in, files, authorizations, insurance documentation, invoices, payments, correspondence, and appointment preparation while supporting efficient patient flow and a positive patient experience.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients in a high-traffic ophthalmology office. Manages calls, appointments, patient files, authorizations, insurance information, paperwork, and correspondence. Greets and guides patients through consultations, prepares charts, supports timely patient flow, audits invoices, investigates payment issues, and resolves customer concerns. Requires a high school diploma and a strong commitment to exceptional patient service; healthcare or ophthalmology experience is preferred.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients in a high-volume ophthalmology office. Manages calls, appointments, patient files, authorizations, insurance documentation, correspondence, and front-desk check-in. Prepares charts, supports timely patient flow, investigates payment issues, audits invoices, and resolves customer concerns. Requires strong organization, multitasking, communication, attention to detail, and a commitment to an exceptional patient experience.

Provides comprehensive ophthalmic care with a strong focus on cataract surgery in a high-volume practice. Responsibilities include delivering patient-centered clinical care, performing ophthalmic procedures, using advanced laser and diagnostic technologies, collaborating with clinical staff, and contributing to quality outcomes. The role offers a guaranteed base salary, productivity incentives, benefits, and a pathway to partnership.

Provides functional, cosmetic, and reconstructive oculoplastic surgery within an established ophthalmology practice. The surgeon will collaborate with ophthalmologists and subspecialists, maintain clinical autonomy, and help grow the oculoplastics service line. The position is full-time in Tucson, Arizona, with administrative and operational support, guaranteed base compensation, productivity incentives, and a partnership track.