A Vision Technician is responsible for conducting basic eye examinations, assisting optometrists and ophthalmologists, operating ophthalmic equipment, and supporting patients during eye testing and vision assessment.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform preliminary eye examinations and vision screening.
- Conduct visual acuity tests and assess near and distance vision.
- Operate ophthalmic equipment such as:
- Auto Refractometer
- Non-Contact Tonometer (NCT)
- Lensometer
- Retinoscope
- Slit Lamp
- Digital Vision Screening Equipment
- Assist optometrists and ophthalmologists during eye examinations.
- Record patient details and examination results accurately.
- Perform basic refraction procedures as per qualification and clinic protocols.
- Educate patients about eye health and vision care.
- Maintain and calibrate eye-testing equipment.
- Ensure proper cleaning and maintenance of examination rooms and instruments.
- Maintain patient records and follow clinic safety procedures.
Required Qualifications
- Diploma or degree in Optometry, Ophthalmic Technology, or a related field.
- Basic knowledge of eye anatomy and vision testing.
- Experience operating ophthalmic instruments.
- Good communication and patient-handling skills.
- Attention to detail and ability to work in a clinical setting.
Required Skills
- Visual acuity testing
- Basic refraction knowledge
- Ophthalmic equipment handling
- Patient care and counselling
- Medical record documentation
- Teamwork and communication
Experience
- Freshers can apply.
- 1–2 years of experience in an eye hospital, optical clinic, or ophthalmology department is preferred.
Job Objective
To provide accurate preliminary vision assessments, ensure smooth patient flow, assist eye-care professionals, and deliver quality patient care.