Opthalmic technician

Company Description Retina Consultants of Orange County (RCOC), founded in 1985 by Dr. Scott Grant, is a well-established retina care practice serving Orange County and surrounding communities. The physician team, including Dr. Sean Adrean, Dr. Ash Pirouz, and Dr. Hema Ramkumar, has helped thousands of patients while actively engaging in local events and provider partnerships. As one of the few remaining privately owned retina specialty practices, RCOC emphasizes personalized care and treats each patient with the same attention given to family. The practice offers access to advanced diagnostic, treatment, surgical, and clinical research technologies. Highly trained doctors lead ongoing innovation, creating a setting where clinical excellence and compassionate service are prioritized. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Ophthalmic Technician role based in Fullerton, CA. The Ophthalmic Technician supports retina specialists by preparing patients for examinations, recording medical histories, and explaining procedures in a clear, compassionate manner. Daily responsibilities include performing diagnostic tests (such as visual acuity, intraocular pressure measurements, imaging, and other retina-focused assessments), assisting with office-based procedures, and ensuring exam rooms and equipment are clean, stocked, and properly maintained. The role also involves accurately documenting findings in the electronic health record, coordinating patient flow, and collaborating with clinical and administrative team members to provide efficient, high-quality patient care. The technician is expected to follow safety and infection control protocols and support a respectful, inclusive environment for patients and colleagues. Qualifications Clinical ophthalmic skills, such as performing visual acuity testing, intraocular pressure measurements, basic refraction, and ophthalmic imaging (e.g., OCT, fundus photography) or a willingness to be trained in these areas. Experience with patient-facing tasks, including taking medical and ocular histories, educating patients about procedures, and providing calm, professional support in a busy clinical setting. Competence in using electronic health records and basic computer applications, with strong attention to detail in documentation and data entry. Ability to follow clinical protocols, maintain sterile and clean environments, and adhere to safety and infection control standards. Strong interpersonal, communication, and teamwork skills, with the ability to work effectively with physicians, staff, and a diverse patient population. Organizational and time-management skills to handle multiple tasks, prioritize patient needs, and support efficient clinic flow. Prior experience as an ophthalmic or medical assistant in a specialty practice is preferred; COA or COT certification is a plus. High school diploma or equivalent required; additional training in ophthalmic or medical assisting, or related coursework, is beneficial. #J-18808-Ljbffr