Jobs at SEES Group

Provides ophthalmic clinical support by collecting patient histories, performing visual acuity, refraction, and tonometry testing, administering prescribed eye medications, preparing patients for procedures, maintaining equipment, documenting in EMR systems, and reporting abnormalities. Delivers direct patient service while maintaining HIPAA confidentiality, following clinical protocols, supporting patient flow, and traveling between office locations as needed.

Builds relationships with referring physicians, healthcare organizations, community partners, and other stakeholders to promote clinical services and increase referrals. Coordinates provider visits, community events, educational seminars, and outreach campaigns; tracks referral trends and outreach performance; responds to partner inquiries; communicates clinical updates; and provides leadership with feedback on growth opportunities.

Provides ophthalmic clinical support by collecting patient histories, performing visual acuity, automated refraction, tonometry, and prescribed eye-drop administration. Prepares patients for procedures, maintains ophthalmic equipment, documents care in EMR systems, identifies inconsistencies, and reports findings to medical staff. Delivers direct patient service while maintaining HIPAA confidentiality, following clinical protocols, and traveling between office locations as needed.

Provides ophthalmic clinical support by collecting patient histories, performing visual acuity, automated refraction, and tonometry, administering prescribed eye medications, preparing patients for procedures, maintaining equipment, documenting in EMR systems, and reporting abnormal findings. Delivers direct patient services while supporting physician workflows, maintaining HIPAA confidentiality, and traveling between office locations as needed.

Oversee daily clinical operations for an ophthalmology practice, leading clinical and front-desk teams, optimizing patient flow, ensuring regulatory compliance, and maintaining patient-care standards. The role manages staffing, training, performance improvement, provider scheduling, patient experience, clinical protocols, vendor relationships, and operational efficiency. It requires advanced ophthalmic clinical knowledge, including patient intake, diagnostic testing, preoperative preparation, medication administration, documentation, and patient triage.

Provides medically focused eye care, including pre- and post-operative management, glaucoma treatment, ocular surface disease care, patient counseling, documentation, and collaboration with ophthalmologists and referring providers. The role also involves community engagement, professional education, and building referral relationships.

Provides comprehensive medical and surgical care for retinal, vitreous, and macular diseases. Responsibilities include evaluating urgent and complex referrals, performing intravitreal injections, retinal laser procedures, pars plana vitrectomy, and other vitreoretinal surgeries, coordinating postoperative and shared care, communicating with referring providers, and supporting clinical education, quality initiatives, and practice growth.

Provides comprehensive medical and surgical care for retinal, vitreous, and macular diseases, including injections, laser procedures, vitrectomy, and urgent retina referrals. The surgeon coordinates postoperative and shared care with referring providers, communicates with patients and clinicians, participates in quality initiatives and professional education, and helps grow a referral-driven ophthalmology practice across multiple offices and surgery centers.

Provides medically focused eye care, including pre- and post-operative management, glaucoma treatment, ocular surface disease care, and diagnosis of ophthalmic conditions. Collaborates with ophthalmologists, surgeons, referring optometrists, and multidisciplinary teams while building professional relationships through community engagement, education, and clinical outreach.

Provides medically focused optometric care, including pre- and post-operative management, glaucoma treatment, ocular surface disease care, and diagnosis of other medical eye conditions. Collaborates with ophthalmologists and referring optometrists, exercises independent clinical judgment, documents care, escalates cases appropriately, and supports community professional relationships through education and outreach.

Documents ophthalmology physician-patient encounters in real time, including histories, exam findings, assessments, treatment plans, orders, prescriptions, and follow-up care. Maintains accurate, compliant medical records, supports billing documentation, prepares exam rooms and patient materials, and assists with patient flow. Collaborates with physicians, technicians, and front desk staff while protecting patient confidentiality and identifying documentation discrepancies.

Provide clinical support for ophthalmic care: obtain patient histories, perform visual acuity, automated refraction, tonometry, administer ocular medications, prepare pre-op patients, maintain/calibrate equipment, enter data in EMR, and travel between clinic locations as needed.

Support clinical team by obtaining patient histories, performing vision testing (visual acuity, automated refraction, tonometry), administering prescribed eye drops, preparing patients for procedures, maintaining/calibrating ophthalmic equipment, entering data into EMR, and traveling between office locations as needed while ensuring HIPAA compliance and quality patient care.