Need Certified Optician In Charleston, WV

[Arthur De Gennaro]

A highly successful ophthalmology practice in Charleston, WV seeks an optician for its dispensary. As the practice's optician your duties will include; using professional selling techniques to meet approved sales goals, provide technical lifestyle dispensing and product familiarization training for the doctor and ophthalmic technicians, buying and maintaining an appropriate frame inventory, and containing costs. You will need business and computer skills adequate to monitor the sales and financial performance of the dispensary, as well as the social skills and ability to integrate the dispensary with other departments within the practice. If you would like to learn more about this position, please contact me at your earliest convenience. All inquiries will be kept strictly confidential.

[Fezz]

If you would lie to learn more about this position, please contact me at your earliest convenience.


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Hoping for the best, huh?

[DragonLensmanWV]

A highly successful ophthalmology practice in Charleston, WV seeks an optician for its dispensary. As the practice's optician your duties will include; using professional selling techniques to meet approved sales goals, provide technical lifestyle dispensing and product familiarization training for the doctor and ophthalmic technicians, buying and maintaining an appropriate frame inventory, and containing costs. You will need business and computer skills adequate to monitor the sales and financial performance of the dispensary, as well as the social skills and ability to integrate the dispensary with other departments within the practice. If you would lie to learn more about this position, please contact me at your earliest convenience. All inquiries will be kept strictly confidential.

West Virginia has no certification requirements for opticians. Years ago, we formed an association to investigate the possibility of licensure, and had tenative grandfathering in for two surrounding states. Mostly all that came from it was our dues disappearing and nothing accomplished.
I do like the fact that the MDs realize they need familiarization with current lenses and such. Too often we get an Rx from an MD with the note, "Same Base Curve as old" even when they've had cataract surgery and have gone from a +5 to nearly plano.
I'll bet I even know which MD is looking for the optician.

[OPTIDONN]

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Hoping for the best, huh?


HA HA HA!!!! Thats funny!:cheers: