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Optical Dispenser Jobs in California

Optical Receptionist Jobs
By American Vision Partners At Monterey, CA, United States
Maintains a basic knowledge of products available and pricing
Participates in on-going continuing education.
Greets all patients with a smile and makes eye contact.
Verifies Patient's insurance, address, phone, eye care history, eligibility, and makes changes as necessary.
Answers incoming phone calls. Provides friendly, accurate assistance to callers and takes messages as appropriate.
Assists patients when browsing for frame(s), if an optician is not available.
Optical Dispenser Jobs
By Kaiser Permanente At , Riverside, Ca $30.34 - $32.98 an hour
One (1) year of recent full time optical dispensing experience which may include complete optical lab bench work.
Certificate from an accredited Ophthalmic Optics School or current ABO certification.
Information will be added based on hiring manager submission
Hours and days will vary.

Are you looking for a job that allows you to use your creativity and technical skills? Become an Optical Dispenser and help people look and feel their best! You'll get to work with the latest technology and use your expertise to help customers find the perfect eyewear. Join our team and make a difference in people's lives today!

An Optical Dispenser is a professional who fits and dispenses eyeglasses and contact lenses to patients. They are responsible for taking measurements, helping customers select frames, and adjusting eyewear to fit the customer's face. To become an Optical Dispenser, you will need to complete a formal training program, obtain a license, and gain experience in the field. Skills required for an Optical Dispenser include customer service, communication, attention to detail, problem-solving, and knowledge of eyewear products. Knowledge required includes understanding of optical principles, anatomy of the eye, and the ability to use optical instruments. Responsibilities include taking measurements, helping customers select frames, adjusting eyewear to fit the customer's face, and providing advice on eyewear care. Experience in the field is beneficial, as is a certification from the American Board of Opticianry. Tools that help Optical Dispensers work more effectively include optical measuring instruments, frame displays, and computer software. Good tips to help Optical Dispensers do their job more effectively include staying up to date on the latest eyewear trends, offering personalized service, and providing helpful advice to customers. Common interview questions for Optical Dispensers include questions about customer service, knowledge of eyewear products, and experience in the field.