Ophthalmic Technician

Company Description Grosinger, Spigelman & Grey P.C. is a well-established medical practice based in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, specializing in comprehensive eye care services. Located at 1750 S Telegraph Road, the practice serves a diverse patient population from the surrounding communities. Team members work in a professional clinical environment that emphasizes high-quality patient care and efficient medical operations. The practice values collaboration among clinical and administrative staff to deliver a positive experience for patients.

Candidates joining the team can expect a supportive setting focused on both patient outcomes and professional growth.

Role Description The Ophthalmic Technician is a full-time, on-site role located in Bloomfield Hills, MI. This role involves performing patient intake, including collecting medical histories, documenting medications, and measuring visual acuity. The Ophthalmic Technician will conduct diagnostic testing such as fundus photography and other ophthalmic imaging, support optometry and ophthalmology providers with clinical procedures, and prepare examination rooms and equipment. Daily responsibilities also include acting as a scribe during examinations to accurately document findings, assisting with patient education on treatments and follow-up care, and maintaining equipment and supplies in a clean, safe, and organized manner.

The role requires consistent interaction with patients, clinicians, and staff to ensure efficient clinic flow and high-quality eye care.

Qualifications

• Clinical eye care skills in Optometry and Ophthalmology to support examinations, diagnostic testing, and patient care.
• Proficiency as a Scribe with accurate and timely documentation of clinical encounters and medical records.
• Experience with ophthalmic imaging to assist with diagnostic evaluation.
• Foundational knowledge of Medicine
  , including anatomy, eye diseases, treatments, and clinical terminology.
• Prior experience as an Ophthalmic or Optometric Technician, COA/COT certification, or equivalent training preferred.
• Strong attention to detail, organization, and ability to follow clinical protocols and safety procedures.
• Effective communication skills and a patient-centered approach, with the ability to work collaboratively in a busy clinic environment.
• Comfort with basic computer use and electronic health records; willingness to learn new systems as needed.