Under general supervision, responsible for providing assistance with a variety of basic technical procedures and administering treatments as directed. Performs routine and standardized tasks in preparation for patient examinations, and assists during the examinations while ensuring a steady and even flow of patients through the clinic. • Performs basic ocular function tests (measures and records) and evaluation of pupils to assist the Ophthalmologist in the treatment and care of patients. • Assists physician with minor surgical procedures, including room set-up. • Performs a variety of procedures and techniques. • Maintains ophthalmic and surgical instruments clean, sterile and operational. • Reports missing or unserviceable equipment and maintains appearance and stocking of supplies and forms in exam rooms. • Maintains all related logs such as spore testing logs, refrigerator logs, and keeps track of instruments. • Performs efficient, accurate, and legible patient workups to include patient interviews, obtaining and documenting medical history, medication history, chief complaint, and information relative to the treatment and care of patients. • Administers eye and oral medications as directed. • Changes dressings and instructs patients and/or parents of in-home care. • Understands, communicates, and adheres to rules regarding patient consent for procedures. • Performs all other duties as assigned. • Demonstrated working knowledge of basic medical anatomy, eye anatomy, diseases, symptoms, and ocular medications. • Understands and adheres to proper sterile techniques. • Knowledge of standard medical abbreviations. Education: High school diploma or GED is required. Experience: Some related experience is required; one (1) year technical experience is preferred. License/Certifications: Meet and maintain the minimum requirements for JCAHPO certification as a Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA).