Ophthalmic Technician (Beaver)

Company Description ARTHUR M. BRANT MD, PHD is a solo practitioner with one office located at 1700 3rd Street in Beaver, Pennsylvania. There is no traveling from office to office or to Pittsburgh. The practice focuses on delivering high-quality ophthalmic care to patients in the local community and surrounding areas. Team members work in a professional clinical environment that supports accurate diagnostics and attentive patient service. The practice values reliability, clinical excellence, and a collaborative approach to patient care. Joining the team offers the opportunity to contribute to a small, focused practice where each role has a direct impact on patient outcomes.

Role Description The Ophthalmic Technician role is a full-time or part-time on-site position based in Beaver, PA. The technician supports the ophthalmologist by performing patient intake, including medical history, visual acuity testing, and preliminary diagnostic screening. Day-to-day tasks include conducting specialized tests such as fundus photography and other imaging, performing basic eye examinations, and preparing patients for procedures. The role also involves accurate scribing of clinical encounter and assisting with patient education about treatments and follow-up care. The technician collaborates closely with clinical staff to ensure smooth patient flow, proper use and maintenance of equipment, and adherence to safety and privacy standards.

Qualifications

• Clinical eye care skills in optometry and ophthalmology applicable to patient testing and support.
• Proficiency as a medical scribe, with the ability to document examinations and treatments clearly and accurately.
• Hands-on experience or training in fundus photography and other ophthalmic diagnostic imaging.
• Foundational knowledge of medicine relevant to ophthalmic conditions, treatments, and patient counseling.
• Strong attention to detail, manual dexterity, and comfort working with diagnostic equipment.
• Effective communication skills with patients and clinical team members, including clear documentation and patient instructions.
• Ability to work on-site full time, manage multiple tasks, and maintain professionalism in a fast-paced clinical environment.
• Prior experience as an ophthalmic or optometric technician, COA or similar certification are preferred.