Ophthalmic Clinical Manager

Medical Center Ophthalmology Associates located in San Antonio Texas offers compassionate care for every eye condition. (MCOA) Board‑certified physicians offer comprehensive eye care and their team is totally dedicated to help you see better. The Clinical Manager provides oversight of the clinical activity within the practice and handles the training of current and new technicians on exam skills, diagnostic equipment, and new clinical procedures and policies. Efficiently directs the workflow of technicians to ensure smooth patient flow. The Clinical Manager provides leadership, has excellent problem‑solving skills, and is knowledgeable of applicable laws, regulations, and standards by JCAHPO and other regulatory agencies. Training Develop a scalable training strategy to promote skill and service excellence for ophthalmic technicians Implement the full training cycle analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation using educational principles and training methods or activities such as tech‑based learning, simulations, mentoring, on‑the‑job training, and case studies. Ensuring all training adheres to JCAHPO standards. Complete annual/bi-annual skill competencies for all active ophthalmic technicians, senior technicians, lead technicians, and any other clinical staff roles Provide training on all new and current diagnostic equipment Organize, schedule, and conduct training curriculum for new hire onboarding, re‑training of existing staff, the roll out of new initiatives and the use of technology to support workflow and initiatives, EMR, and practice management systems Maintain and update a library of training curricula and materials Provide hands‑on, on‑the‑job training within the clinical setting Develop needs‑based training goals and objectives Assess instructional effectiveness and impact of training on employees Implement traditional and modern job training methods and techniques to coordinate multiple training events in a corporate or community‑based setting for affiliates Operations Aid with patient flow, diagnostic testing, and technician exam components as needed Work with providers to develop a manual of protocols for each provider and keep manuals updated as new providers join the organization or when updates are needed Human Resources Responsible for onboarding of new clinical hires, with focus on skills that may need refining Conduct new hire 90‑day and annual performance reviews for clinical staff Responsible for the disciplinary actions and terminations of employees in conjunction with Human Resources Maintain staff training records; audit training records to ensure all evidence of training, certifications, licenses, and credentials are current Build a team of trainers and other support staff to support training initiatives Adhere to established timeframes for employee training and onboarding procedures in partnership with Human Resources and leadership Qualifications Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) minimum is required. Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT) is preferred. 5 years Ophthalmology experience preferred Minimum of 3-5 years progressively responsible operations experience in a clinical healthcare environment required High School Diploma required; advanced degree preferred JCAHPO certification required Experience conducting or developing training program(s) preferred Proven ability to educate and train clinical staff Ability to travel via car, plane, or bus as needed, up to 50% of the time Benefits Medical Dental Vision 401(k) with match

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