Position: Eye Testing Officer (ETO)
We are seeking a skilled and patient-focused Eye Testing Officer (ETO) to support community eye-care services through accurate vision assessment, refraction support, preliminary eye examinations, and assistance with ophthalmic workflows. This role is ideal for candidates with a Diploma in Ophthalmology/Refraction and a strong commitment to public service, quality screening, and ethical clinical practice.
Responsibilities
- Conduct vision screening and basic eye assessments, including distance/near visual acuity checks.
- Support refraction procedures and assist in identifying refractive errors under established clinical protocols.
- Operate and maintain ophthalmic/optometric instruments (as applicable), ensuring calibration and hygiene standards.
- Record patient history, test findings, and observations accurately in registers/EMR systems as per departmental guidelines.
- Assist ophthalmologists/optometrists in outpatient workflows and patient counseling regarding eye health and follow-up care.
- Support community outreach/screening camps, including patient flow management and preliminary assessment.
- Ensure infection control, sterilization practices, and safe handling of equipment and consumables.
- Participate in documentation, reporting, and audit readiness; maintain confidentiality of patient data.
- Coordinate with administrative teams for scheduling, stock/consumables tracking, and referral management.
Requirements
- Intermediate (Class 12) from a recognized board.
- Diploma in Ophthalmology / Refraction (or equivalent relevant qualification).
- Computer proficiency with CCC (or equivalent certification) is preferred/required depending on organizational norms.
- Working knowledge of vision testing procedures, refraction basics, and patient handling.
- Strong attention to detail, accurate record-keeping, and ability to follow standardized protocols.
- Good communication skills in a clinical/public-facing environment; empathetic approach to patient care.
- Ability to work in high-volume settings and during outreach activities when required.
- Commitment to ethical practice, confidentiality, and public service standards.
Preferred Qualifications
- Prior experience in an eye clinic, hospital OPD, vision center, or community screening program.
- Familiarity with government/public health workflows and documentation standards.
- Comfort using basic office software for reporting and data entry.
Benefits
- Stable role with structured responsibilities in a healthcare/public service environment.
- Opportunities to contribute to community eye health and preventive screening initiatives.
- Professional development through exposure to clinical workflows and ophthalmic best practices.
- Supportive team environment focused on patient outcomes and service quality.
- Benefits package and allowances as per organizational/government norms (role-dependent).
About the Company
Our organization supports accessible and reliable eye-care services, focusing on early detection of vision issues, patient education, and streamlined clinical operations. We work with healthcare professionals and community stakeholders to improve eye health outcomes through quality screening, referrals, and patient-centered care.
How to Apply
Please submit your updated resume along with copies of relevant educational and professional certifications (Intermediate, CCC/equivalent, and Diploma in Ophthalmology/Refraction). Shortlisted candidates may be invited for assessment and document verification as per the selection process.