Why You’ll Love This Job
The Retina Group of Florida (RGF) is a leading multi-physician, multi-office ophthalmology practice specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the retina. With a long-standing reputation for excellence in patient care, advanced medical technology, and a supportive team culture, RGF continues to grow across Florida.
We take pride in providing first-class care to our patients while fostering a rewarding, collaborative, and growth-oriented work environment for our employees. Joining our team means becoming part of a respected organization that values professionalism, compassion, and continuous learning.
Job Duties and Responsibilities
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Follow all current and future policies and procedures of the department.
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Perform basic ocular screening and obtain detailed patient history.
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Assist in the efficient movement and flow of patients through sequence and evaluation.
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Medically assist the doctor during patient examinations.
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Scribe and accurately document findings, diagnoses, and treatment plans for the doctor.
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Prepare examination rooms with necessary medications, forms, consents, and educational materials.
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Coordinate special testing needs with technicians and surgical needs with surgical counselors.
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Create and maintain a sterile environment using proper sterile techniques.
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Accurately perform and document:
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Confrontation visual fields
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Basic pupil evaluation, A/C depth exam, and basic slit lamp exam
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Tonopen tonometry
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Visual acuity (distance and near) and Near Point of Convergence (NPC)
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Basic fundus photography (Macula, Disc, and Diabetic Series)
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Demonstrate working knowledge of ophthalmic terminology and equipment.
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Assist the doctor with patient calls, pharmacy calls, and ensure all patient phone calls are returned the same day received.
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Communicate all doctor instructions to patients and/or other doctors’ offices as directed; fax reports, letters, post-op notes, and other documents to referring physicians.
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Travel to all office locations and work with any assigned doctor as needed.
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Collaborate with other clinic personnel and departments to ensure continuity of care and smooth clinic operations.
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Participate in interdepartmental duties as directed by the clinical supervisor, office manager, or physician.
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Maintain practice and patient confidentiality at all times in compliance with HIPAA regulations.
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Exhibit professionalism and maintain effective communication at all times.
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Participate in staff meetings, educational trainings, and continuing education as required.
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Obtain and maintain HIPAA/OSHA certification annually (provided by the practice).
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Perform other duties as assigned by leadership.
Qualifications
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High school diploma or GED required.
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Minimum of 1 year recent experience in an ophthalmic or medical scribe role.
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COA or COT certification preferred.
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Excellent communication skills with patients, physicians, and staff.
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Ability to exhibit patience, empathy, and compassion with all patient interactions.
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Flexibility with work hours and travel to local area offices as needed.
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Proficiency in working across multiple software programs and applications simultaneously.
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Strong organizational and time-management skills with the ability to prioritize tasks effectively.
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Demonstrated ability to thrive in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
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Ability to remain calm, professional, and efficient under pressure.
Type: Full Time (Hourly)
Job ID: 162230