I have worked in Ophthalmology since 1999, and became COA in 2001. Since then , I have mostly maintained employment in the field. I am hard working and dependable. I have been called upon by my coworkers to calm or diffuse patients who were aggressive and upset, many times over the years. I am proficient in most aspects of the Ophthalmic clinical setting. I have worked with multiple EMR and retinal camera systems. I am flexible and learn quickly. I have compassion and understanding when dealing with patients and have been told many, many times by them, that I made their consultation a relaxing, professional and confident experience. I have been complemented many times by patients that were MD’s themselves. I truly care about the patients. I love working in the field and have no doubt I would absolutely love this position. I have no doubt you would not regret giving me the opportunity to work at your company.
When I am not working full time in Ophthalmology, I work for door dash. I prefer not to do this, but it helps while I find the right fit. Which, I have not done since Opthalmic Comsutants.
Worked as a technician and scribe. Was not a good fit for me personally
I worked as a scribe and work up technician. I also did patient surgical counseling and scheduling.
I worked with 2 Retina Physicians. We were a small practice, so we handled all aspects of the clinic setting and some of the Administrative portion also. I was a work up technician, During my time there I was a work up tech, scribe and photographer. . As technicians, we ordered all patient labs and verbalized results of labs and testing when appropriate. I ordered inventory for the clinical portion for 10 years. As Scribes, we coded our exams. I scheduled and counseled patients on in office and in hospital surgeries and procedures. We started prior authorizations and followed to the end. I left when the MD I worked with retired. I have not found the right fit since.
I worked as a scribe and work up technician.
I worked as a work up technician and scribe.
COA