Diagnostic Technician

Florida Vision Institute is seeking a patient-focused Diagnostic Technician to join our respected multi-specialty ophthalmology practice in Stuart, Florida. Bring your skills to a practice where patient care and teamwork are top priorities. Enjoy excellent work hours with no major holidays, a comprehensive benefits package, and a supportive team environment where your contributions are valued. If you're a Certified Ophthalmic Assistant or Technician, or working toward certification, this is the perfect opportunity to grow your career and make a real impact in eye care. This is your opportunity to join one of the areas most recognized leaders in ophthalmology and optometry. Florida Vision Institute is a multi-subspecialty eye care practice composed of fellowship-trained board-certified ophthalmologists in every subspecialty of ophthalmology. Our goal is to provide each patient with the latest in comprehensive eye care in an efficient, patient-friendly private practice environment. We are committed to customer service and making every interaction extraordinary while inspiring the complete confidence of our patients. Our employees contribute directly to the growth and success of our practices and take pride in being a member of our team. We strongly believe that the way our patients and customers are treated by our employees is as important as the services provided by the doctor. All of us at Florida Vision Institute are committed to inclusion and diversity. We believe today more than ever; it isn’t speaking the words, but starts with a culture of service, caring and listening and we would thoroughly enjoy meeting with you and discussing our employment opportunities. The Diagnostic Technician , as an essential member of the ophthalmology healthcare team, the Ophthalmology Diagnostic Technician plays a crucial role in assisting ophthalmologists in diagnosing and treating various eye conditions and disorders and are responsible for operating diagnostic equipment to obtain images and measurements as ordered by the physician. Responsibilities Obtain a detailed patient history, including eye-related symptoms, medical conditions, and medications. Administer basic vision tests, such as visual acuity and color vision testing, to gather essential information. You will also conduct a variety of specialized tests, including but not limited to: Fundus Photography: Capturing images of the back of the eye to assess the retina and optic nerve Visual Field Testing: Evaluating peripheral vision to detect abnormalities Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT): Creating high-resolution cross-sectional images of the eye's structures A-scan and B-scan Ultrasound: Measuring the size and structure of the eye, useful for diagnosing conditions like glaucoma and retinal detachment Corneal Topography: Mapping the cornea's curvature to assist in fitting contact lenses and diagnosing corneal conditions Qualifications A minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent is typically required, although some positions may prefer or require post-secondary training in ophthalmic technology Certification as a Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT) or Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) is highly regarded but, not required Strong communication skills and empathy for patient care Traveling to other locations may also be necessary to support clinical needs. Proficiency in operating ophthalmic diagnostic equipment and software Attention to detail and the ability to work in a fast-paced clinical environment Knowledge of medical terminology and eye anatomy In Turn We Will Provide Benefits to full-time team members that include comprehensive medical, dental and optical coverage, 401k and short- and long-term disability Company paid life insurance Paid holidays and generous paid time off Team oriented working environment where you are heard and respected Clear career ladder opportunities

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