Jobs at Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston

The Ophthalmic Assistant helps provide ophthalmic care by performing tests, assisting physicians, and maintaining patient records in a clinical environment.

The Ophthalmic Assistant assists physicians in providing eye care by performing tests, maintaining records, and ensuring efficient clinic operations. This entry-level role includes free training.

The Ophthalmic Assistant provides essential support in ophthalmic care, assisting with patient data, testing, and maintaining records while ensuring a positive clinical environment.

The Ophthalmic Assistant provides comprehensive ophthalmic care, assisting physicians with patient data, conducting tests, and maintaining medical records in a clinical environment. This position requires no prior experience and offers free training.

Fellowship-trained glaucoma and cataract surgeon to join a high-volume practice in Greater Boston. Perform glaucoma and cataract surgeries, manage an established patient base, work with multispecialty teams, use advanced surgical centers and technologies, travel to satellite offices occasionally, participate in research and education, and pursue a partnership track after three years.

Ophthalmic Assistants provide eye care by assisting physicians with patient data and performing various tests. Responsible for maintaining patient records and ensuring clinical efficiency. Training provided for certification within 24 months.

Provide ophthalmic clinical support under supervision: perform vision tests, tonometry, lensometry, refractometry, pupil and motility assessments, diagnostic testing, recordkeeping, and assist physicians. Participate in employer-sponsored training aiming for JCAHPO certification within 24 months.

The Ophthalmic Assistant provides essential ophthalmic care, assisting physicians in various tests, maintaining patient records, and participating in training for certification.