Optometric Assistant

About Us

We’re a modern optometry startup committed to elevating eye care through evidence-based practices and uncompromising quality. We believe that you, our patients, and our team deserve better than corporate shortcuts.

We offer industry-leading products, the highest clinical standards, and a patient-first approach that goes beyond vision to promote true eye health awareness.

As we grow, we’re building a team that values integrity, collaboration, and real career growth.
We conduct a 3-month performance review , with the opportunity for a pay increase based on performance , ownership, and initiative.

About the Job

• As an Optometric Assistant, you’ll set the tone for every patient’s visit — welcoming them, guiding them through pre-testing, and ensuring their experience is smooth, efficient, and positive from start to finish.
• You’ll support the optometrist clinically and administratively, balancing warmth with precision as you work behind the scenes and face-to-face with patients.
• Your specific duties will include:
  • Welcome patients, answer calls, and manage scheduling with professionalism and care
  • Confirm insurance eligibility and help patients understand their benefits
  • Guide patients through intake and pre-testing using modern diagnostic equipment
  • Support the optometrist by recording medical histories and preparing the exam room
  • Teach patients how to insert and remove contact lenses with patience and clarity
  • Track and manage contact lens stock, orders, and pickups
  • Ensure the clinic stays organized, clean, and running efficiently
  • Help explain next steps after the exam — whether it’s treatment, glasses, or follow-up
  • Assist with general office needs and adapt as the day demands
• This position is 4–6 days per week , with a rotating schedule depending on clinic needs.
• Monday 9a–6p, Tuesday 10a–7p, Wednesday 9a–6p, Thursday 10a–7p, Friday 8a–5p, Saturday 9a–3p

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent required ; some college coursework preferred
• 1-2 years of experience in an optometric or medical office setting preferred.
• Comfort with pre-testing, diagnostic equipment, and contact lens training
• Strong communication, multitasking, and problem-solving skills
• Professional, courteous, and patient-centered demeanor
• Dependable transportation and punctuality are essential
• Willingness to learn, take initiative, and grow with a fast-paced team

Benefits

• Paid time off
• Employee discounts