Clinic Manager

Company Overview

At Atlantic Eye Institute, our mission is to help our patients live their vision through exceptional, compassionate and honest eye care for every stage of life. And treat them like members of our family—because they are.

 

Living Our Vision: They say seeing is believing. But we say it’s much more than that. Seeing is how the story of our life is told. A journey that unfolds through your very own eyes. A journey we’re on together, every step of the way—from a child’s first eye exam, to their first pair of glasses and contacts, to LASIK, and even cataracts, we help you see the world better at every stage in your life. Any age, any problem, any time, we will be there. That’s because at Atlantic Eye Institute we believe in the power of seeing things clearly.

 

Every vivid color. Every precise movement. Every memory. And so, our team remains committed to you, from the most advanced technology and personalized care to being available 24/7 and always doing the right thing. This is our vision for you: A world where seeing isn’t just believing; seeing clearly is living fully. That’s why at Atlantic Eye Institute, we not only help improve your vision—we help you Live Your Vision.

 

We invite you to join our team!

Position Summary

The Clinical Manager provides oversight of the clinical activity for up to four clinical practice locations. The manager efficiently directs the workflow of the technicians to ensure smooth patient flow. The Clinical Manager provides leadership, has excellent problem-solving skills, and is knowledgeable of applicable laws, regulations, and standards by iJCAHPO and other regulatory agencies. The Clinical Manager does not participate in direct patient care but is expected to have advanced knowledge in clinical process and exam components.

Responsibilities

ESSENTIAL SKILLS

Advanced understanding and ability to complete each skill as required based on iJCAHPO training and generally accepted understanding of each individual skill:

• History Taking
• Visual Acuity
• Confrontation Visual Fields
• Extraocular Motility Assessment: evaluation of ductions, perform cover/uncover & alternating cover testing and document defects; recognize defects, identify potential related pathology and possible additional testing secondary to findings
• Pupil Assessment: recognize and identify pupil abnormalities in addition to an APD; able to use special techniques to identify abnormalities and evaluate for associated pathology
• Intraocular Pressure Measurement with Goldmann applanation via slit lamp or Perkins tonometer
• Manual Lensometry and accurate transposition between minus and plus cylinder as needed
• Angle Assessment utilizing the slit lamp microscope
• Manual Refractometry; accurate refinement using the Jackson Cross-Cylinder technique; duochrome testing, and prism measurements
• Diagnostic testing including immersion and/or contact A-scan biometry, ultrasound, OCT, visual field, pachymetry, topography, dry eye testing, and fundus photography
• Supplemental testing including Amsler Grid, Color Vision, Stereopsis (Randot test), Exophthalmometry, BAT, and PAM
• Minor Procedure Assisting: ability to assist with excisions, suture, etc. and is competent is sterilization requirements and techniques for all associated instruments
• Scribing: accurately document and select coding for all exam types, consults, and surgical procedures
• Pharmacology: ability to identify and assist with the prescribing and/or administration of oral and intraocular medications used in the office or by the patient. This includes a firm understanding of the purpose, action, and potential side effects

ESSENTIAL DUTIES

Clinical

• Supports daily clinic and patient flow
• Complies with all practice procedures and protocols. Complies with all State and Federal regulations.

Administrative

• Oversees management of direct reports to include hiring, training, development, support, performance management, and termination of staff in oversight from human resources
• Maintain inventory PAR levels and order necessary medical and office supplies via D365 ordering process. Access to approve inventory orders for assigned practice locations.
• Complete monthly inventory counts and report to corporate office any procurement concerns or issues
• Owns & leads daily team huddles and regularly scheduled monthly team meetings.
• Creates daily and weekly staff scheduling by assigning duties, locations, and shifts to clinical staff
• Creates and owns process of developing doctor schedule templates and updating as needed.
• Develop and implement policies and procedures