Optician
About this role
The School of Optometry is looking for a part-time registered optician to provide high-quality training and education for students in the School of Optometry’s optical shop, 10 Optical. This is a part-time position scheduled to work 27 hours per week, with onsite requirements.
- Provides appropriate patient education regarding lens and frame options
- Ensures the timely processing of daily patient orders
- Completes verification of insurance or vision care coverage for optical products and services
- Oversees the collection of patient payments, the submission of accurate billing information, and the posting of charges and payments in the system
- Assists with activities of student interns when needed
- Assists with instruction of laboratory functions including, use of edging equipment
- Keeps current details on vision care plans and other third-party payers
- Helps with inventory management and control
- Use of edging equipment
Required:
- Current Massachusetts Dispensing Optician License
- Minimum of 3 years’ experience in Optical management required. Supervisory experience
- Prior experience with third-party payers and vision care plans (VSP, Eyemed, Spectera, MassHealth).
- Experience with electronic health records, inventory management systems, and ordering platforms.
- Excellent customer service abilities.
- Teaching and/or training experience is preferred.
- Able to sustain a flexible work schedule – Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (standard hours). May be asked to cover 10 Optical when manager is on vacation or away from campus.
Physical Requirements:
- Typical office or administrative working conditions. Staff is not exposed to adverse environmental conditions. Work is primarily sedentary in nature; there are no special physical demands.
- Must be able to talk, listen and speak clearly on telephone
Company at a glance
Founded in 1823, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is the second-oldest university of pharmacy in the United States and has prepared more students for careers in pharmacy than any other university in the world. The School of Pharmacy-Boston is committed to the development and delivery of quality programs that prepare a culturally diverse student body to become qualified practitioners of patient-centered care, services and research in the pharmaceutical professions and maintaining a multidisciplinary environment conducive to excellence in teaching, scholarship and professional advancement. This page is managed by the school's Faculty Development and Recognition Committee and serves to promote initiatives, achievements, and successes.
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