Doctor's Technician

Company Description Now Optics is one of the nation’s fastest-growing eye care providers, dedicated to making eye care easy, accessible, and affordable for all. Since 2006, the organization has expanded to nearly 300 Stanton Optical and My Eyelab corporate and franchise locations across 29 states. Now Optics focuses on helping individuals improve their quality of life by providing convenient and cost-effective eye care solutions. The company is consistently recognized for its growth and impact, ranking in the top 15 on Vision Monday’s Top 50 U.S. Optical Retailers list. Team members join a dynamic, retail-focused environment with opportunities to support patients and grow professionally.Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Doctor’s Technician role based in Charlotte, NC. The Doctor’s Technician supports the on-site optometrist by preparing patients for exams, collecting medical histories, and performing pre-testing such as visual acuity, autorefraction, and intraocular pressure measurements according to established protocols. The role includes accurately entering patient information into electronic systems, maintaining exam rooms and equipment, and assisting with patient flow to ensure efficient daily operations. The Doctor’s Technician educates patients on exam procedures, reinforces the doctor’s instructions, and collaborates with retail team members to provide a smooth, positive eye care experience. The position also involves following safety and compliance guidelines, adhering to company policies, and contributing to a welcoming environment for patients and colleagues.Qualifications Experience in patient-facing clinical or healthcare support roles, such as medical assistant, ophthalmic or optometric technician, or similar positions.Strong technical skills in basic eye exam pre-testing, use of diagnostic equipment (e.g., autorefractor, tonometer), and accurate data entry into electronic systems.Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to explain procedures clearly and maintain a professional, respectful manner with diverse patients.Solid organizational and time-management skills, including the ability to handle multiple patients, prioritize tasks, and support efficient clinic workflow.Commitment to patient safety, infection control practices, and adherence to healthcare and company compliance standards.Ability to stand for extended periods, move between exam rooms, and perform light physical tasks related to patient care and equipment handling.High school diploma or equivalent required; completion of an ophthalmic or optometric technician program, or relevant healthcare certification, is preferred.Prior experience in optical retail, eye care, or medical office settings is beneficial but not mandatory; willingness to learn and participate in ongoing training is essential.