The best part about job seeking during the holidays is that you’ll be sure to get your 2018 off to a great start! Now is the time to land your dream job.
Local Eye Site is proud to announce a program to recognize the quality care and dedication of all Ophthalmic Technicians. The Outstanding Ophthalmic Technician Awards will honor eye care professionals that demonstrate exemplary talents in clinical practices, patient care and collaboration.
Local Eye Site has been working with Ophthalmic Technicians for over 10 years in our role as an advertiser for jobs in ophthalmology. We’re consistently impressed by the hard work and dedication of Ophthalmic Technicians. This is why we’re thrilled to honor a few by naming one Outstanding Ophthalmic Tech in four regions of the US.
NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. The “Outstanding Ophthalmic Technician Awards” is sponsored by Local Eye Site (localeyesite.com) (“Sponsor”) and is governed by these official rules (“Official Rules”). By participating in the contest, each entrant agrees to abide by these Official Rules, including all eligibility requirements, and understands
So you want a new job in eye care. Great! The field is booming with opportunities. We help tons of qualified jobseekers in Ophthalmology, Optometry, and Optical find new, rewarding careers every day.
Vanessa Edmonds has taken a truly inspiring path to obtaining her Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) and Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT) accreditations, which includes moving to a different country, learning a new language, and gaining patient’s trust in a new career. It’s no wonder that she was awarded a scholarship from Local Eye Site for her
Monique Lewis has a unique story. We caught up with Monique to discuss her move from the Air Force to ophthalmology, and what her day-to-day life is like as an COMT in training.
Looking for ways to amp up your job search? Consider the and how it can help you. It is reported that 92% of companies are using social media for hiring.
Feedback and evaluations are essential to successful training, and should be in both directions: from Trainer to Trainee and from Trainee to Trainer. This article focuses on feedback for the trainer.
Searching for a new job can be overwhelming. The best way to succeed is to put together a strategy.
The best part about job seeking during the holidays is that you’ll be sure to get your 2018 off to a great start! Now is the time to land your dream job.
Local Eye Site is proud to announce a program to recognize the quality care and dedication of all Ophthalmic Technicians. The Outstanding Ophthalmic Technician Awards will honor eye care professionals that demonstrate exemplary talents in clinical practices, patient care and collaboration.
Local Eye Site has been working with Ophthalmic Technicians for over 10 years in our role as an advertiser for jobs in ophthalmology. We’re consistently impressed by the hard work and dedication of Ophthalmic Technicians. This is why we’re thrilled to honor a few by naming one Outstanding Ophthalmic Tech in four regions of the US.
NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. The “Outstanding Ophthalmic Technician Awards” is sponsored by Local Eye Site (localeyesite.com) (“Sponsor”) and is governed by these official rules (“Official Rules”). By participating in the contest, each entrant agrees to abide by these Official Rules, including all eligibility requirements, and understands
So you want a new job in eye care. Great! The field is booming with opportunities. We help tons of qualified jobseekers in Ophthalmology, Optometry, and Optical find new, rewarding careers every day.
Vanessa Edmonds has taken a truly inspiring path to obtaining her Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) and Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT) accreditations, which includes moving to a different country, learning a new language, and gaining patient’s trust in a new career. It’s no wonder that she was awarded a scholarship from Local Eye Site for her
Monique Lewis has a unique story. We caught up with Monique to discuss her move from the Air Force to ophthalmology, and what her day-to-day life is like as an COMT in training.
Looking for ways to amp up your job search? Consider the and how it can help you. It is reported that 92% of companies are using social media for hiring.
Feedback and evaluations are essential to successful training, and should be in both directions: from Trainer to Trainee and from Trainee to Trainer. This article focuses on feedback for the trainer.
Searching for a new job can be overwhelming. The best way to succeed is to put together a strategy.
