Optical Assistant
at Compton Acres Optometrists (West Bridgford)
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About this role
Optical Assistant at Compton Acres Optometrists (West Bridgford)
As an Optical Assistant, you are the initial point of contact for patients at our Rushcliffe practice. You play a crucial role in ensuring the seamless operation of Compton Acres Optometrists, contributing directly to a positive patient experience.
Your responsibilities include:
- Welcoming patients and managing appointment schedules.
- Conducting essential pre-screening tests such as autorefraction, tonometry, and visual fields.
- Providing support with frame selection and performing basic spectacle adjustments and repairs.
- Processing patient orders efficiently.
- Maintaining the presentation and tidiness of the practice floor.
This role offers an opportunity to be an integral part of a professional optical team, supporting both patients and optometrists.
What working in a role like this could offer you
Joining Compton Acres Optometrists as an Optical Assistant in Rushcliffe offers significant advantages. You'll find clear pathways for career progression, including opportunities to train as a Dispensing Optician (FBDO), specialise in contact lenses, or move into practice management.
Benefit from comprehensive training and development. This includes valuable on-the-job learning, support for NVQ qualifications, and access to manufacturer-led training programmes. The optical sector provides , with consistent demand for services across the UK.