Technical Ophthalmic Assistant

• salary is dependent on your work experience in FWG 45 of the Hospitals CAO. That is max. € 4,346 gross per month based on 36 hours.
• we offer you an immediate permanent contract for 36 hours per week with a 2-month probationary period
• a fixed year-end bonus and holiday allowance, both 8.33%
• do you travel by public transport? Then your commuting costs will be fully reimbursed
• a flexible benefits system in which you can, for example, purchase extra leave or buy a bicycle and/or receive a contribution for a sports subscription
• unlimited access to our vitality platform 'Jouw Moment' with an extensive range for our colleagues to get started with vitality and access to the online training range from Goodhabitz

Deborah (technical ophthalmic assistant):''As a TOA at Noordwest, no two days are the same! Almost all ophthalmic subspecialties are represented within our department. We work with subspecialties such as cataract, vitreoretinal surgery, treatment of macular degeneration, glaucoma (surgery), pediatric ophthalmology, and cornea (surgery). Working hard, learning new things, and having fun together, that is what we do in our department.''

Come join us and start your career as a Technical Ophthalmic Assistant

technical ophthalmic assistant:
As a technical ophthalmic assistant/optician, you support ophthalmologists during consultation hours and perform various diagnostic examinations. You work with a wide range of patients and come into contact with diverse ophthalmic conditions.

Your duties include:

technical ophthalmic assistant:
Our new colleague is enthusiastic, motivated, and eager to learn, with a strong personality and all-round versatility. In the role of technical ophthalmic assistant, you can work both independently and in a team. You are a professional with a flexible attitude, you are patient-oriented, and you possess good communication skills

In addition, you possess:

• preparing patients for the ophthalmologist's consultation
• performing ophthalmic examinations, such as refraction, tonometry, OCT, corneal topography, and biometry
• supporting ophthalmologists during consultation hours
• preparing patients for the macular clinic and laser treatments
• independently running the visual field clinic
• performing check-ups after cataract surgeries

You see many patients a day and can therefore switch effectively between different tasks. Even during busy moments, you remain calm and ensure that every patient receives personal attention.

Come further!:
If you want to know more about this vacancy, please call Anouk Booten at 06-22326596 or Sharon Robben, department manager of plastic surgery, urology, ophthalmology, via 06-55942309 if you have professional questions about the vacancy.