Optical Assistant
at Amanda Findlay Opticians
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About this role
Amanda Findlay Opticians, located at 9 Bunny Lane, Rushcliffe, NG12 5JU, Nottingham, is seeking an Optical Assistant to join their practice. This role is fundamental to patient experience and operational efficiency.
As the first point of contact for patients, you will manage appointments, greet visitors, and handle general enquiries. Your responsibilities will include:
- Performing pre-screening tests such as autorefraction, tonometry, and visual fields.
- Assisting patients with frame selection and providing basic adjustments and repairs.
- Processing orders and managing practice administration.
You will play a central role in the smooth running of the practice, ensuring a professional and welcoming environment for all. This position offers a key opportunity to contribute directly to patient care within a community optical setting.
What working in a role like this could offer you
Amanda Findlay Opticians in Rushcliffe offers a compelling environment for developing an optical career. Clear progression pathways are available, with opportunities to train as a Dispensing Optician via the FBDO qualification, specialise in contact lens fitting, or move into practice management.
You will benefit from comprehensive training and development. This includes extensive on-the-job learning, support towards NVQ qualifications, and access to manufacturer-led training programmes. The optical sector's inherent industry stability ensures consistent demand and job security across the UK.