Optical Assistant
at Brooks & Wardman Optometrists
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About this role
Brooks & Wardman Optometrists in Nottingham are seeking an Optical Assistant to join their practice. This role is crucial to the patient experience, serving as the initial point of contact and ensuring the efficient operation of the clinic.
Day-to-day responsibilities include:
- Welcoming patients and managing their appointments.
- Conducting pre-screening tests, such as autorefraction, tonometry, and visual fields.
- Supporting patients with frame selection and performing basic adjustments and repairs.
- Processing orders accurately and efficiently.
- Maintaining the presentation and tidiness of the practice floor.
This position is central to the smooth running of Brooks & Wardman Optometrists, contributing significantly to patient satisfaction and the overall delivery of excellent eye care services.
What working in a role like this could offer you
Working as an Optical Assistant at Brooks & Wardman Optometrists offers a strong foundation for a fulfilling career. You'll benefit from clear career progression pathways, including opportunities to train as a Dispensing Optician (FBDO), specialise in contact lenses, or move into practice management.
Brooks & Wardman prioritises your continuous professional development. This includes comprehensive on-the-job learning, support for NVQ qualifications, and access to manufacturer-led training programmes. The optical sector's ensures consistent demand for your skills across the UK.