Careers in Optometry

Dispense and fit eyewear in accordance with prescriptions issued by optometrists or ophthalmologists. They provide assistance to clients in selecting suitable frames, making necessary adjustments to eyewear, and performing repairs or replacements of damaged frames or lenses.

Support optometrists in patient care by performing tasks such as recording patient histories, conducting preliminary eye examinations, and assisting with various procedures and the operation of related equipment.

Primarily responsible for greeting patients, answering telephone inquiries, scheduling appointments, and maintaining patient records. Additionally, they assist with insurance verification. Their role is essential to ensuring a seamless patient experience and creating a positive initial impression.

Prepare and manufacture lenses for eyeglasses in accordance with specified prescriptions and technical guidelines. They operate specialized equipment to cut, grind, and polish lenses, and assemble and mount them into frames. Additionally, they may perform repairs or modifications to existing lenses and frames to ensure optimal fit and functionality.

Perform comprehensive eye examinations, diagnose vision impairments and ocular conditions, prescribe corrective lenses and visual aids, and recommend appropriate treatments for eye health issues. They are healthcare professionals dedicated to maintaining and improving visual health.