Bilingual Certified Opthalmic Technician

Bond Clinic strives to provide quality health care to Winter Haven and the surrounding region. Bond Clinic is a professional association comprising over 100 providers with 29 specialties.

Founded in 1948, the clinic was one of the first businesses in downtown Winter Haven. Since then, our goal has been to bring comprehensive, personalized, state-of-the-art health care to our community.

Here at Bond Clinic, we will deliver high-quality health care compassionately, ethically, and efficiently. We will always attempt to treat our patients, our employees, and our colleagues with dignity.

We promote our community by being a model corporate citizen and providing value to all our business partners. Bond Clinic is proud to be part of Winter Haven and the surrounding communities. In addition to providing excellent medical care, we regularly participate in community events and health fairs, partner with area colleges/trade schools to offer clinical training for students and support many local sports clubs and organizations through donations and sponsorships.

We love our community and are active in making it the best it can be! Join a significant and growing community.

General Summary of Duties: Responsible for assisting in the care, treatment and education of ophthalmic patients.

Examples of Duties: (This list may not include all of the duties assigned)

• Performs initial patient exams, which include: obtaining ocular, medical, and family histories; measuring, comparing, and testing pupils; measuring visual acuity and eye pressures; refractions; instills ocular medications; applies eye dressings.

• Performs automated and manual testing; manual refractions, tonometry, and Humphrey visual fields, OCT, IOL Master for IOL calculation, B-Scan. Ability to use slit lamp.

• Provides information to patients concerning procedures and surgery.

• Maintains, sterilizes, and sets up instruments for minor surgery.

• Assists doctor with minor surgery and patient monitoring.

• Maintains knowledge of local and topical anesthesia, post-op drugs and their reactions, and prescription medications.

• Maintains inventory and stocks clinical and surgical supplies.

• Maintains equipment in a preventative maintenance program, i.e. proper handling, care, cleaning, changing bulbs, etc.

• Organizes, cleans and maintains departmental area.

• Completes and assists with paperwork as appropriate.

• Maintains patient and office confidentiality.

• Assists with other office duties as required.

Performance Requirements

Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities: Knowledge of ophthalmic anesthesia and surgical procedures along with general medical knowledge.

Knowledge of ocular medications and their applications. Knowledge of ophthalmic and contact lens technology and techniques including knowing how to conduct necessary ophthalmic testing. Ability to establish/maintain effective relationships with patients, physicians, and staff. Ability to use communication/listening skills and

Education: High school diploma or GED, some college preferred.

Experience: Minimum of two years' experience in ophthalmic office.

Computer experience required. Bilingual.

Certificate/License: Certification not required- we provide opportunity to become certified. Certification as a Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) from the Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology (JCAHPO).

Experience: Minimum of two years' experience in optical/ophthalmic office.

Computer experience required. Bilingual.

Certificate/License: Certification as a Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) from the Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology (JCAHPO) or COA-eligible.

Bond Clinic is a Drug Free Workplace and an equal opportunity employer. Bond Clinic will provide reasonable accommodation to complete the online application consistent with applicable law. If you require an accommodation, please contact Human Resources