
Ophthalmic Assistant / Ophthalmic Technology Program – Asnuntuck community College- CT State
• Expected graduation: February 7, 2026
• Relevant coursework: ocular anatomy and physiology, ophthalmic optics, basic pharmacology, medical terminology, clinical procedures.
Clinical Skills
• Patient work‑up: history taking, chief complaint, review of systems, medications, and allergies.
• Testing: visual acuity, pinhole, color vision, stereopsis, confrontation fields; basic refraction concepts; intro to visual fields and OCT
• Assisted with intraocular pressure screening (Tonopen or non‑contact tonometry) and prepared exam rooms with appropriate lenses, drops, and instruments.
• Educated patients on test steps and provided reassurance to reduce anxiety during procedures.
Motivated ophthalmic assistant student graduating on February 7, 2026, seeking an entry‑level ophthalmic assistant position in a clinical setting
Hands-on training in vision screening, basic diagnostic testing, and patient work‑ups, with strong interest in medical and surgical ophthalmology
Known for reliability, attention to detail, and clear communication with patients and staff in fast‑paced environments