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Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity as a Lead Patient Services Representative! Eye Associates of New Mexico is the largest Ophthalmology and Optometry practice in the Southwest. We have been serving the state of New Mexico since 1976 with compassionate, state-of-the-art, value-based care. Our team approach aims to deliver the highest quality eye care to all while striving to support our employees' professional development. Come be a part of our team! The Patient Services Representative Team Leader has successfully completed the Ophthalmology Home Study course and the LMS Customer Service program and has passed the EANM Insurance Test. (If the employee was grandfathered into this job in July 2015, he/she is expected to complete all of the aforementioned within 1-2 years of that grandfathering date.) Assures smooth patient flow in reception areas and assist patients with registration process and appointment scheduling; provides support services to physicians and staff to facilitate professional patient care and service. Additionally, performs as a role model in training and orienting employees in their staff positions. Job Duties May Include: Assists new patients with the completion of registration documents Checks for valid and current referrals when needed; verifies co-pay and/or referral information for patients Verifies demographic and insurance information for returning patients Checks patient out after doctor's exam, collecting appropriate payments, posting and batching payments Schedules patient appointments, returns appointments or arranges for a recall for patient's appointment Performs the balancing function, creating location deposit and submitting Consolidated Report to A.O. Screens incoming calls, creating a patient communication or directing patient accordingly in a pleasant, professional manner Opens and/or closes the office/location Provides assistance with on-site supervision for assigned non-clinical support staff. Makes recommendations regarding staffing level and is directly involved in the interviewing process Provides input to the Group Leader/Clinic Director on staff members' performance concerns and evaluations and assists in the process Assists with and prepares staff schedules for daily clinic coverage Deals with patient complaints to achieve appropriate resolution, keeps Clinic Director informed of decisions and consults with Clinic Director before communicating decisions in difficult patient situations Provides training to non-clinical support staff members Contributes to continuing performance improvement Accepts responsibility for timely arrival and readiness for work at assigned station Consistently exhibits behaviors which create a high level of patient and employee satisfaction, which maintains the credibility, integrity and positive image which in turn supports the mission, goals and operations of Eye Associates and contributes to continuous performance improvement. Provides templating function Performs Coding Corrections and provides Coding support to the clinic. The annual completion of assigned Learning Management System (LMS) courses is mandatory. Any individual who has not completed their assigned training prior to November 30th of each year may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment. Requirements/Skills: Job requires high school education or equivalent; completion of a general accounting course; experience in Microsoft Office skills is preferred; experience and/or training in bookkeeping required; medical terminology and medical office experience preferred; must demonstrate the ability to work with the public in a pleasant and professional manner. Must have effective verbal and written communication skills. Must have passed the Ophthalmology Home Study course and the LMS Customer Service program, and must have passed the EANM Insurance Test. (If grandfathered into this position in July 2015, employee must complete the aforementioned within 1-2 years of having been grandfathered.) Generous Benefits: Career Path Higher pay in areas where the cost of living is higher Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Health Savings Account Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents Education Assistance Program Company provided logo apparel 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Company paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Free Calm app Financial Wellness Program Identity Theft Protection Plan Employee Assistance Program and more! Please visit us at ************* for more information AA/EOE/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer. Req 2789

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity! Does your job have meaning? Sight . . . is a precious gift! Eye Associates of New Mexico is the largest Ophthalmology and Optometry practice in the Southwest. We have been serving the state of New Mexico since 1976 with compassionate, state-of-the-art, value-based care. Our team approach aims to deliver the highest quality eye care to all while striving to support our employees' professional development. Perhaps these are some of the reasons why our employees have voted us TOP WORK PLACES locally and nationally since 2022! Come be a part of our team! The Ophthalmic Photographer performs diagnostic testing associated with specialized instruments to assist physicians in the treatment and diagnosis of various types of ocular etiology. Photographic technique, detailed documentation, and excellent patient care are expected to be performed at a higher-than-average level. Work requires considerable knowledge of standard photographic techniques, equipment, processes, and materials. Assists in archiving patient documents, and maintenance of instruments. Possesses capabilities to manage high volume patient workload, while maintaining accuracy of diagnostic testing and charting. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES: Imaging photographic procedures include: Fluorescein Dye Injections/Indocyanine Green Dye Injections, Fundus photography, Optical Coherence Tonometry (OCT), Various visual field-test, Topography, Various A-Scans and B-scans, Pachymetry, Lensometry, Performs slit lamp photography, Ocular Coherence Biometry (OCB), Ultrasound Biomicroscopy (UBM), Pentacam Corneal Scanning/Keratograph, Confocal microscopy,and Color Vision Testing If applicable must acquire proficient venipuncture skill and knowledge of associated side effects, and risks of administered dyes Administers dilation/numbing drops when appropriate Correctly codes/submits charges when necessary Accurately documents interpretation templates and tasks to correct person/group Demonstrates knowledge of navigating and making changes through AXIS, and submit coding corrections through EMR systems Maintains a clean and sanitary work space before and after testing Reviews chart for test information and correct eye to be tested Demonstrates knowledge of how to perform machine maintenance and troubleshoot Travels to a variety of EANM Clinic locations depending upon physician and staffing needs Produces prints and discs using computer system and archives files Skills/Qualifications: Job requires high school diploma (or equivalent). Three or more years' experience of ophthalmic photographic technique is preferred. Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA), and is certified as either a Certified Retinal Angiographer (CRA), CDOS (Certified Diagnostic Ophthalmic Sonographer), ROUB (Registered Ophthalmic Ultrasound Biometrist), and or Optical Coherence Tomographer-Certified (OCT-C) is preferred. Encouraged to obtain an additional certification within 12 months of hire. Certified phlebotomy technician certificate is preferred. Generous Benefits: Career Path Higher pay in areas where the cost of living is higher Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Health Savings Account Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents Education Assistance Program Uniform (scrub) allowance Company provided logo apparel 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Company paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Free Calm app Financial Wellness Program Identity Theft Protection Plan Employee Assistance Program and more! Please visit us at ************* for more information AA/EOE/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer. Req 2758

Join EANM as a Surgery Schedule Coordinator, working closely with patients, surgeons, and surgical facilities to ensure seamless scheduling and preoperative preparation. You'll assist with financial counseling, insurance verification, and surgical education while providing excellent patient care. If you're organized, detail-oriented, and patient-focused, this role is for you! Why Choose Us? Paid on-the-job training & career growth opportunities Largest Ophthalmology & Optometry practice in the Southwest Voted a Top Work Place locally and nationally since 2022 What You'll Do: Schedule surgical procedures & coordinate pre/post-op appointments Educate patients on surgery details, pre/post-op instructions & medications Verify insurance, obtain prior authorizations & estimate patient costs Work closely with physicians, ASC/hospital staff & insurance providers Maintain accurate patient records & ensure timely surgery preparation What We're Looking For: Strong organizational & communication skills Detail-oriented with a patient-focused approach Ability to manage multiple tasks & collaborate with a team Medical office experience preferred; training provided Benefits We Offer: Career advancement opportunities PTO & 8 paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve!) Medical, Dental & Generous Vision Benefits 401(k) Education Assistance Company-paid Life, AD&D, Disability Insurance & more! ** Benefit eligibility varies based on full-time or part-time status. The benefits listed above apply to employees with .75 FTE status or higher; additional details will be provided upon hire. Ready to make an impact? Apply today! Learn more at ************** Req.# 2760

NO NIGHTS, NO WEEKENDS, NO HOLIDAYS! Does your job have meaning? Sight . . . is a precious gift! The Albuquerque Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center is a joint venture out-patient ophthalmology surgery center designed to provide quality care to the community. The Sterile Processing Technician performs duties of decontamination, preparation, assembly, high level disinfection, sterilization of surgical instruments and medical equipment for the AAESC, utilizing infection control and safety practices during all phases of the process. Under direct and indirect supervision follows departmental policies and procedures. Inventories, restocks and distributes instruments to the operating rooms. Job Duties May Include : Cleans, decontaminates, disinfects and sterilizes surgical instruments, trays and reusable medical devices. Inspection, maintenance, assembly and sterilization of surgical instruments. Handling, storage and transportation of surgical instruments to the operating room. Monitor and maintain standards of disinfection and sterilization as recommended by prevailing regulatory and professional organization recommendations or guidelines. Prioritize tasks as directed by the supervisor or as needed to support patient care for the surgery center. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision in accordance with standards and policies. Operates all required equipment and machinery accurately and safely according to parameters of sterilization in accordance with The Department of Health, CMS, OSHA, CDC, AAMI, and AORN standards. Maintains appropriate records, and monitors quality control and infection control standards, provides asset management and support of surgical instruments and trays belonging to or consigned to the facility. Accurately handles and cares for instruments appropriately, including appropriate selection of cleaning agents, lubricants, examination for function, identification and assembly and preparation for sterilization. Responsible for reporting damaged or malfunctioning equipment to the Manager and follows process for replacement. Correctly peel-packs supplies and instruments, wraps instruments for sterilization, inspects each instrument for use, function, completeness and cleanliness. Coordinates with Materials Department to ensure facility sets are stocked to PAR levels. Promotes individual professional growth and development by meeting requirements for mandatory and continuing education and skills competency. Supports department - based goals which contribute to the success of the organization. Communicates with operating room staff to provide required instruments. Maintains records for QA and sterilization. Employees are expected to comply with all regulatory requirements, including CMS standards. Is familiar with organization, department and job specific Environment of Care areas, including Life Safety, Hazardous Materials Communications, Emergency Preparedness, Infection Control and Medical Equipment Failure. Adheres to Standard Precautions as appropriate, which may include: use of protective barriers, as appropriate (e.g., gloves, masks, gowns, pocket masks, and/or safety glasses); handling and disposing of infectious waste appropriately; and hand washing as appropriate. Maintains flexibility to rotate shifts and adjust hours as needed. Maintains a work record of regular attendance, timely arrivals and departures. Knows fire and safety procedures for work area. Maintains professional appearance appropriate to position and function. Wears identification badge while on duty. Participates in cost effective delivery of care. Skills/Qualifications: High school or equivalent. One-year experience in sterile processing environment, hospital or clinic (medical or veterinary) preferred. Previous experience with handling of sterile supplies preferred. National certification for sterile processing preferred. BLS (Basic Life Support) certification required (training provided and paid for by company). Working Environment and Physical Requirements: Physical working environment may include, but not limited to, any of the following hazards: high pressure steam, chemical, electrical, mechanical, bio-waste, stress, back strain, body fluids, etc. Environmental conditions may include, but not be limited to, variations in temperature, noise, odors, multi-stimuli, etc. Pressure from high volume census to meet deadlines to obtain adequate instrumentation from vendors. Extensive people contact and interruptions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to constantly stand and walk. The employee frequently is required to stoop, crouch and twist. The employee is occasionally required to kneel, squat and sit. The employee must be able to consistently support, push, pull and/or lift up to 25 pounds. Functional physical demands include manual dexterity and fine motor skills and reaching. The following senses will be needed for essential duties of the job: speech, vision, hearing, smell and touch. Ability to lift trays of instruments, walking, and standing. W hat we offer: Career Path Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents Education Assistance Program 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Company paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Free Calm app Financial Wellness Program Identity Theft Protection Plan Employee Assistance Program and more! Eye Associates of NM is a safe team oriented culture supporting a drug-free work environment. To learn more about this position and our organization, please visit **************** AA/EOE/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer Req# 2776

No Weekends, No Holidays and No On-Call The Albuquerque Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center (AAESC) is currently looking to fill the following position: Operating Room (OR) Technician (Ophthalmology) Job Status: Full-Time (4-10hr shifts) Job Duties of an Operating Room Surgical Technician May Include: Demonstrates general knowledge in the ophthalmology specialty and assists in planning and preparing the operating room for the surgical procedure. Evaluate and coordinate activities during surgical procedures by anticipating surgeons' needs and necessary supplies. Review preference cards, gathers instruments, supplies and equipment, and assists with room turnover. Assists the surgeon with various types of surgical procedures by maintaining current knowledge of various procedures and supplies. Adhere to proper surgical procedures of aseptic technique and safety in the use of instruments and equipment, while assuring the surgical team also adheres to the principles of sterile techniques. Maintains an accurate count of sponges, needles, and instruments (when appropriate) and signs documentation. Decontaminates instruments and autoclaves instrument trays as required. Maintains current knowledge of anatomy and physiology and identifies medications and solutions used intraoperatively by labeling them appropriately. Assures that specimens are correctly handled and routed to the proper source and initials documentation. Keeps circulating nurse informed and abreast of situations changing in the procedure. Removes instruments and supplies for OR and the end of the case. Appropriately disposes of drapes and sharps. Ensures that OR's are stocked and that excess sterile items or equipment are removed and appropriately stored Assists in orientation of new staff and serves as a resource person and clinical expert. Complies with sterilization, infection, safety, and AAESC policies. Participates in the AAESC Quality program and monitoring. Coordinates and maintains supplies. Cleans and stores equipment. Processes broken equipment as directed. The annual completion of assigned Learning Management System (LMS) courses is mandatory. Any individual who has not completed their assigned training prior to November 30th of each year may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment. Skills/ Requirements for an OR Surgical Tech: High school plus specialization, short-term training in the operating room setting. Prefer certification in scrubbing. One to three years' experience preferred. Receives on the job training and competency verification to perform primary functions. Formal scrub training preferred. Typing skills of at least 35 words per minute are desirable. BLS (Basic Life Support) certification required (training provided and paid for by company). The Albuquerque Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center is a joint venture out-patient ophthalmology surgery center designed to provide quality care to the community. We provide a gamut of Ophthalmology services: Cataracts Glaucoma Oculoplastics Cornea Retina Our staff is comprised of nurses, surgical scrub technicians, and nursing assistants who work side by side with surgeons and anesthesia providers in planning, facilitating and evaluating surgical care to patients. We are currently looking for motivated individuals to work in our four (4) Operating Rooms and PreOp/ PACU areas. We are a fast-paced environment providing care to over 1,000 patients per month. We are a fun, talented, results driven, team-oriented group. What we offer: No nights, no weekends, no holidays No on-call On the job training BLS and ACLS training on-site Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents Education Assistance Program 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Company paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Free Calm app Financial Wellness Program Identity Theft Protection Plan Employee Assistance Program and more! AA/EOE/VET/DISABLED. AAESC is a drug-free and tobacco-free employer. ************************ Req. #2774

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity in our Vision Research Department. Eye Associates of New Mexico is the largest Ophthalmology and Optometry practice in the Southwest. We serve our communities with compassionate, state-of-the-art and valued based care. Our team approach aims to deliver the highest quality eye care to all. We take pride in giving the absolute highest level of patient care provided by our employees and we strive to support their professional development. We are currently looking for a full-time Clinical Research Coordinator. Come be a part our team and help make a difference in our patients' vision. Some Job Duties May Include: Involved in department-specific clinical studies and maintains subject records Attends investigator/coordinator meetings as required by study sponsor and Vision Research Center meetings Assists the PI and/or Site Director in the feasibility of clinical research protocols Assists in preparing for pre-study site visits and site initiation visits Reads and understands the protocol and becomes familiar with study inclusion/exclusion criteria Under the direction of the PI, performs study related procedures per the protocol visit schedule and refers to PI, Sub-I, Clinical Research Site Director and/or Senior CRC for any study related or patient related questions. Maintains HIPAA compliance Accountable for test articles Ensures each candidate has completed all study related procedures Participates in the collection and review of medical history and concomitant medications Enters data for specific visit and transmits data/logs Plans and carries out programs for the recruitment, screening, enrollment, and retention of clinical research subjects and/or volunteers Skills/ Requirements: Must have prior clinical research coordinator experience Priority will be given to ACRP Certified Clinical Research Coordinators vs. Non-Certified Coordinators. Minimum of 3 years' experience Must demonstrate accurate typing skills at a minimum of 35 words per minutes Generous Benefits: Paid Time Off (PTO) Eight (8) Company Paid Holidays Medical and Dental Generous Vision Benefits Flexible Spending Accounts Company Paid Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Insurance Employee Assistance Program 401(k) and Roth Financial Wellness program and much more Eye Associates of NM is a safe team oriented culture supporting a drug-free work environment. To learn more about this position and our organization, please visit ************* AA/EOE/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer. Req.# 2743

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity in one of our Optical Shops as a Certified Optician! Eye Associates of New Mexico is the largest Ophthalmology and Optometry practice in the Southwest. We serve our communities with compassionate, state-of-the-art and valued-based care. Our team approach aims to deliver the highest quality eye care to all. We take pride in giving the absolute highest level of patient care, and we strive to support our employee's professional development. Come be a part of our team!!!! We are currently looking for a full-time Certified Optician . This position assists in the process of making a great long lasting impression with our patients. Help our team make that impression! Job Duties May Include: Coordinate flow of customers through the optical shop Determine customer's eye wear needs and assist with frame selection and options Discuss third party insurance programs with customers Follow-up on outstanding orders Perform repairs and tints, as needed Demonstrate a caring attitude Preferred: ABO certification, but willing to train an apprentice Skills/ Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent.Must have exceptional customer service skills Strong written and verbal communication skills Good organizational skills and strong detail orientation Preferred: Certified Optician or is willing to work toward ABO certification within our prescribed time frame Generous Benefits: Paid Time Off (PTO) Eight (8) Company Paid Holidays Medical and Dental Generous Vision Benefits Flexible Spending Accounts Company Paid Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Insurance Employee Assistance Program 401(k) and RothFinancial Wellnessand many more Eye Associates of NM is a safe team-oriented culture supporting a drug-free work environment. To learn more about this position and our organization, please visit ************* AA/EOE/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer. Req# 2791

NO Nights, NO weekends, NO Holidays and NO on-call! High Resort Eye Surgery Center has an exciting career opportunity! Nursing Assistant Job Status: Part-Time (30 hours weekly) The Nursing Assistant is responsible for utilizing the nursing process to provide direct patient care to surgical patients during their stay in the Surgery Center, and prioritizing the delivery of direct nursing care using time and resources efficiently integrating high standards to promote positive surgical outcomes. Nursing Assistant Job Duties May Include: Work closely with the Pre-Op/PACU staff in planning, facilitating and evaluating surgical care to the patients. Provide basic patient care activities under the direction of a licensed nurse. Collect data and assist patients with activities before and/ or after their surgical procedure and document actions in the patient's chart. Collect and record vital signs, monitor patients, provide simple patient teaching and discharge instructions. Insure cleanliness of the units, perform clerical duties and transport patients. S kills/ Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent plus specialization, short-term training in basic patient care. One to three years' experience preferred. Receives on-the-job training and competency verification to perform primary functions. Formal nurse's aide or medical technician preferred. Must have effective organizational and communication skills. We provide a gamut of Ophthalmology services: Cataracts Glaucoma Oculoplastics Cornea Retina Our staff is comprised of nurses, surgical scrub technicians, and nursing assistants who work side by side with surgeons and anesthesia providers in planning, facilitating and evaluating surgical care to patients. What we offer: No nights, no weekends, no holidays No on-call On the job training BLS and ACLS training on-site Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents Education Assistance Program 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Company paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Free Calm app Financial Wellness Program Identity Theft Protection Plan Employee Assistance Program and more! AA/EOE/VET/DISABLED. EANM is a drug-free and tobacco-free employer. Check us out at ********************** Req 2716

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity as a NNM-Tech II (COA)/Trainer! Are your ideas valued? Does your job have meaning? Sight . . . is a precious gift! Eye Associates of New Mexico is the largest Ophthalmology and Optometry practice in the Southwest. We have been serving the state of New Mexico since 1976 with compassionate, state-of-the-art, value-based care. Our team approach aims to deliver the highest quality eye care to all while striving to support our employees' professional development. Perhaps these are some of the reasons why our employees have voted us TOP WORK PLACES locally and nationally since 2022! Come be a part of our team! POSITION SUMMARY: The Ophthalmic Technician II (COA)/Trainer provides technical support to physicians for patient evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care for all northern NM clinics. This role gathers patient information through questioning, observation, and testing. The technician facilitates patient exams and optimizes the physician's time by preparing and following up on care. The position also includes training and evaluating technical staff, particularly new technician trainees, overseeing Electronic Health Record (EHR) training, and supporting implementation of updates within the system. The technician acts as a key resource in technician education, skill assessment, and workflow efficiency. This is a safety-sensitive position under the Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act (SB 406). ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES: Prepare and document patient medical records, history, medications, and relevant details. Conduct visual acuity tests, pupillary measurements, intraocular pressure checks, and muscle motility assessments. Perform slit lamp exams, refractions, confrontation visual fields, and retinoscopy. Administer dilating drops, prepare instruments for minor in-office procedures, and maintain exam room supplies. Assist physicians by authorizing medication refills, handling technician calls, and conducting special tests (e.g., PAM, Topo's, keratometry, formal visual fields, and Tear Lab). Stay current with changes in Electronic Health Records (EHR) workflows and provide training on system updates. Oversee training and evaluation of new and existing technicians, identify skill gaps, and provide ongoing education. Monitor and maintain technician certification records and ensure timely renewals. Participate in surgery-related tasks (if applicable), such as preparing the operating room, assisting in procedures, and ensuring adherence to aseptic techniques. Conduct retina-specific duties if applicable, including reviewing procedure charts, preparing sterile instruments, assisting with injections, and managing inventory. Perform diagnostic testing and manage documentation of results. Support technical preceptors and work collaboratively with clinic management and the Training Department to enhance training and performance evaluation. Assist with organizational initiatives and training workshops. Develop a unique program for new NNM technician trainees that will prepare them to meet EANM's stated technician trainee competency expectations. Ensure that all appropriate training materials are purchased and made available to trainees. Personally conduct theoretical and hands-on practical training of all new technician trainees in a consistent and measurable manner. Travel required bi-weekly for new hire week in Albuquerque. SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS: Education: High school diploma (or equivalent) required. Certification: Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) required. Must obtain a Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT) certification at the next earliest testing date. Competency: Must demonstrate proficiency in COA-level skills per HR Policy #2.29. Communication: Strong verbal and written communication skills. Computer Proficiency: Strong skills preferred, with typing ability of at least 35 words per minute GENEROUS BENEFITS: Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Health Savings Account Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents Education Assistance Program Uniform (scrub) allowance 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Company paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Free Calm app Financial Wellness Program Identity Theft Protection Plan Employee Assistance Program and more! Please visit us at ********************** for more information. AA/EOE/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer. Req 2753

Join EANM as a Part-Time Registered Nurse - High Resort Eye Surgery Center (HRESC), where you'll provide direct patient care in both the pre- and post-operative phases. This vital role supports patient safety, education, and positive surgical outcomes. You'll work alongside a dedicated team of professionals in a supportive, patient-focused environment. Experience the reward of making a meaningful impact each day - while growing your skills in a fast-paced setting that values compassion, collaboration, and clinical excellence. Why Choose Us? Largest Ophthalmology & Optometry practice in the Southwest Voted a Top Workplace nationally since 2022 Monday-Friday schedule with no nights or major holidays Paid training and certification support, including ACLS/BLS renewals Supportive team environment with a focus on patient care What You'll Do: Provide pre- and post-op nursing care using the full nursing process Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate individualized patient care Confirm surgical site, review documentation, and verify patient preparedness Administer medications, manage airways, and respond to emergent situations Document accurately in EMR and communicate and interdisciplinary teams What We're Looking For: Current NM RN license required Minimum 3 years' experience in PACU or surgical holding preferred ACLS and BLS certification required Critical care background preferred for PACU RNs Strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills Benefits We Offer: PTO & 8 paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve!) Medical, Dental & Generous Vision Benefits 401(k) Education Assistance Company-paid Life, AD&D, Disability Insurance & more! ** Benefit eligibility varies based on full-time or part-time status. The benefits listed above apply to employees with .75 FTE status or higher; additional details will be provided upon hire. Ready to start a rewarding career? Apply today! Learn more at ************** Req.# 2764

Join EANM as an NNM- Operating Room Technician - Non-Certified and support our surgical team by preparing and managing instruments and equipment during ophthalmic procedures. This role plays a vital part in maintaining a safe, efficient operating room environment while assisting surgeons and nurses in delivering high-quality patient care. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals seeking hands-on experience in a fast-paced surgical setting with on-the-job training and growth potential. Why Choose Us? Prepare operating rooms, instruments, and supplies for surgical procedures Anticipate surgeon needs and assist with efficient room turnover Maintain sterile technique and follow safety and infection control protocols Clean, decontaminate, and store surgical instruments and equipment Voted a Top Work Place nationally since 2022 What You'll Do: Assist the surgical team by preparing and maintaining instruments, supplies, and sterile fields for ophthalmic procedures Anticipate surgeon needs and support efficient workflow during procedures and room turnover Maintain strict adherence to sterile technique, safety standards, and infection control practices Support equipment maintenance, instrument decontamination, and proper OR stocking Communicate clearly with the circulating nurse and surgical team to ensure smooth, safe procedures What We're Looking For: High school diploma with specialized OR training preferred Experience in a surgical or operating room preferred but not required Knowledge of sterile technique, infection control, and surgical procedures Ability to multitask, follow detailed instructions, and work under pressure in a fast-paced environment Strong communication skills and teamwork mindset BLS certification required (training provided and paid for by EANM) Benefits We Offer: PTO & 8 paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve!) Medical, Dental & Generous Vision Benefits 401(k) Education Assistance Company-paid Life, AD&D, Disability Insurance & more! ** Benefit eligibility varies based on full-time or part-time status. The benefits listed above apply to employees with .75 FTE status or higher; additional details will be provided upon hire. Ready to start a rewarding career? Apply today! Learn more at ************** Req. #2756

No Weekends, No Holidays and No On-Call The Albuquerque Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center (AAESC) is currently looking to fill the following position: Operating Room (OR) Technician (Ophthalmology) Job Status: Full-Time (4-10hr shifts) Job Duties of an Operating Room Surgical Technician May Include: Demonstrates general knowledge in the ophthalmology specialty and assists in planning and preparing the operating room for the surgical procedure. Evaluate and coordinate activities during surgical procedures by anticipating surgeons' needs and necessary supplies. Review preference cards, gathers instruments, supplies and equipment, and assists with room turnover. Assists the surgeon with various types of surgical procedures by maintaining current knowledge of various procedures and supplies. Adhere to proper surgical procedures of aseptic technique and safety in the use of instruments and equipment, while assuring the surgical team also adheres to the principles of sterile techniques. Maintains an accurate count of sponges, needles, and instruments (when appropriate) and signs documentation. Decontaminates instruments and autoclaves instrument trays as required. Maintains current knowledge of anatomy and physiology and identifies medications and solutions used intraoperatively by labeling them appropriately. Assures that specimens are correctly handled and routed to the proper source and initials documentation. Keeps circulating nurse informed and abreast of situations changing in the procedure. Removes instruments and supplies for OR and the end of the case. Appropriately disposes of drapes and sharps. Ensures that OR's are stocked and that excess sterile items or equipment are removed and appropriately stored Assists in orientation of new staff and serves as a resource person and clinical expert. Complies with sterilization, infection, safety, and AAESC policies. Participates in the AAESC Quality program and monitoring. Coordinates and maintains supplies. Cleans and stores equipment. Processes broken equipment as directed. The annual completion of assigned Learning Management System (LMS) courses is mandatory. Any individual who has not completed their assigned training prior to November 30th of each year may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment. Skills/ Requirements for an OR Surgical Tech: High school plus specialization, short-term training in the operating room setting. Prefer certification in scrubbing. One to three years' experience preferred. Receives on the job training and competency verification to perform primary functions. Formal scrub training preferred. Typing skills of at least 35 words per minute are desirable. BLS (Basic Life Support) certification required (training provided and paid for by company). The Albuquerque Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center is a joint venture out-patient ophthalmology surgery center designed to provide quality care to the community. We provide a gamut of Ophthalmology services: Cataracts Glaucoma Oculoplastics Cornea Retina Our staff is comprised of nurses, surgical scrub technicians, and nursing assistants who work side by side with surgeons and anesthesia providers in planning, facilitating and evaluating surgical care to patients. We are currently looking for motivated individuals to work in our four (4) Operating Rooms and PreOp/ PACU areas. We are a fast-paced environment providing care to over 1,000 patients per month. We are a fun, talented, results driven, team-oriented group. What we offer: No nights, no weekends, no holidays No on-call On the job training BLS and ACLS training on-site Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents Education Assistance Program 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Company paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Free Calm app Financial Wellness Program Identity Theft Protection Plan Employee Assistance Program and more! AA/EOE/VET/DISABLED. AAESC is a drug-free and tobacco-free employer. ************************ Req. #2774

Join EANM as a Support Center Rep, you'll be the welcoming voice of Eye Associates, helping patients schedule appointments, verify insurance, and connect them to the care they need - all while delivering excellent customer service. If you're detail-oriented, adaptable, and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, this role is for you! PART-TIME - 32 Hours Per Week **NO OUT OF STATE APPLICANTS PLEASE - Applicants must be located in Albuquerque, NM or the surrounding areas to be considered for this role. Why Choose Us? Paid on-the-job training & career advancement opportunities Extensive personalized training provided regardless of prior experience Internal Career Ladder Largest Ophthalmology & Optometry practice in the Southwest Top Workplace - Voted a Top Workplace nationally since 2022 Telecommuting Opportunities after successful onsite training!!! What You'll Do: Handle high call volume efficiently, with a friendly, professional attitude Schedule appointments based on physician preferences/templates and patient needs Verify insurance and demographic information Route non-scheduling calls to appropriate departments Complete internet appointment requests, portal inbox and Phreesia cancellations/reschedules in a timely manner What We're Looking For: Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, high-volume environment, multi-tasking skills a must Strong telephone etiquette, organizational skills, and keyboard proficiency Friendly, team-oriented attitude and customer-first mindset Experience in healthcare or call centers is helpful but not required Bilingual in English/Spanish a strong plus Benefits We Offer: PTO & 8 paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve!) Medical, Dental & Generous Vision Benefits 401(k) Education Assistance Company-paid Life, AD&D, Disability Insurance & more! ** Benefit eligibility varies based on full-time or part-time status. The benefits listed above apply to employees with .75 FTE status or higher; additional details will be provided upon hire. Ready to start a rewarding career? Apply today! Learn more at ************** Req.# 2786

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity as a Registered Nurse at our Surgery Center in Santa Fe! 3 Day Weekends! No Holidays and No On-Call! Does your job have meaning? Sight . . . is a precious gift! Eye Associates of New Mexico is the largest Ophthalmology and Optometry practice in the Southwest. We have been serving the state of New Mexico since 1976 with compassionate, state-of-the-art, value-based care. Our team approach aims to deliver the highest quality eye care to all while striving to support our employees' professional development. Come be a part of our team! Position Summary: Responsible for utilizing the nursing process to provide direct patient care to surgical patients during their stay in the Surgery Center. Responsible for prioritizing the delivery of direct nursing care using time and resources efficiently integrating high standards to promote positive surgical outcomes. Registered Nurse (RN) Job Duties May Include: Provides direct patient care by assessing, planning, implementing, evaluating, and documenting individual patient needs, actions taken and patient responses. Coordinates patients' care through collaboration with the patient/family and healthcare team. Performs assessments, with consideration to an age specific plan of care, per Surgery Center standards/policy and documents on appropriate database. Assesses the patient for physiological, psychological, and cognitive status and preparedness. (Holding area) Verifies that the patient has been fully informed and is cognizant of and understands the surgery to be performed, including the site and side (i.e. left/right) is able to validate this and is appropriately documented on consent form. (Holding area) Verifies that all history and physical, lab results, EKG, and other pertinent information or results are documented on the chart. (Holding area) Reviews data collection and ensures that it is complete and documented. Notifies appropriate members of the surgical team any findings that may alter the course of treatment or the plan of care. Recognizes the symptoms of cardiac arrest, respiratory distress, and/or other impending crisis and initiates necessary emergency action. Demonstrates general and specific knowledge in patient assessment, physical and physiological responses to anesthesia, hemodynamic monitoring, airway management, and administration of pre and post op medications. Demonstrates the ability to maintain an efficient pace in the holding area to facilitate patient preparedness for surgery (Holding Area) Communicates and prioritizes efficiently and effectively. Demonstrates proficiency in recovering patients having general, MAC, local, regional block, and topical anesthesia, with consideration regarding age, health history, and disease processes. (PACU area). Demonstrates proficiency with clinical interventions that promote hemodynamic stability. (PACU area) Demonstrates the ability to recognize and treat lethal arrhythmias. Competent to administer different types of medications to relieve pain, nausea, reverse anesthesia effects, stabilize blood pressure, or maintain a patent airway. (PACU area) Demonstrates the ability to run a code situation, and is ACLS certified. (PACU area) Performs competently in emergency situations. Stocks and prepares area as needed throughout the day and at the end of the shift leaves the area ready for admissions of the next day of surgery. Administers medication and treatments as prescribed by the physician or standard protocol. Delegates or assigns aspects of patient care to the healthcare team members commensurate with their validated competency to perform the task. Responsible for the clinical supervision of non-licensed assistive personnel. Maintains patient safety, promotes a therapeutic environment and serves as the patient advocate. Effectively facilitates and demonstrates pre and post-operative teaching to the patient and family. Assists in orientation of new staff and serves as a resource person and professional model. Labels and reports malfunctioning equipment and communicates repairs and ensures follow through. Assists with Yag laser or cryo therapy treatments. (Holding area) Assumes other leadership roles as required by the department. The annual completion of assigned Learning Management System (LMS) courses is mandatory. Any individual who has not completed their assigned training prior to November 30th of each year may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment. Skills/Requirements: Two to three years' college level courses/ Associates Degree or Diploma in nursing. Current State of NM Registered Nurse Nursing License. Requires at least 3 years of experience in a PACU and/or holding area setting in the hospital or day surgery facility. For PACU nurses, at least 3 years of critical care experience is preferred. ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) certification required. BLS (Basic Life Support) certification required. We provide a gamut of Ophthalmology services: Cataracts Glaucoma Oculoplastics Cornea Our staff is comprised of nurses, surgical scrub technicians, and nursing assistants who work side by side with surgeons and anesthesia providers in planning, facilitating and evaluating surgical care to patients. What we offer: No nights, no weekends, no holidays No on-call On the job training BLS and ACLS training on-site Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents Education Assistance Program 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Company paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Free Calm app Financial Wellness Program Identity Theft Protection Plan Employee Assistance Program and more! Please visit us at ************* for more information AA/EOE/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer. Req 2790

Join EANM as a Patient Services Representative (PSR) , responsible for scheduling, patient check-in/out, and insurance verification. You'll provide excellent patient service, assist with billing, and support clinic operations. If you're detail-oriented, adaptable, and enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, this role is for you! Why Choose Us? Paid on-the-job training & career advancement opportunities Extensive personalized training provided regardless of prior experience Internal Career Ladder Largest Ophthalmology & Optometry practice in the Southwest Voted a Top Work Place locally and nationally since 2022 What You'll Do: Schedule appointments & verify insurance eligibility Assist patients with registration & billing inquiries Process referrals & prior authorizations for procedures Ensure smooth patient check-in/out & collect payments Provide outstanding patient service in person & over the phone What We're Looking For: Strong communication & multitasking skills Detail-oriented with a patient-first approach Ability to adapt to new software & workflows Experience in medical office preferred but not required Benefits We Offer: PTO & 8 paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve!) Medical, Dental & Generous Vision Benefits 401(k) Education Assistance Company-paid Life, AD&D, Disability Insurance & more! ** Benefit eligibility varies based on full-time or part-time status. The benefits listed above apply to employees with .75 FTE status or higher; additional details will be provided upon hire. Ready to start a rewarding career? Apply today! Learn more at ************** Req.# 2771

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity as a Lead Patient Services Representative! Eye Associates of New Mexico is the largest Ophthalmology and Optometry practice in the Southwest. We have been serving the state of New Mexico since 1976 with compassionate, state-of-the-art, value-based care. Our team approach aims to deliver the highest quality eye care to all while striving to support our employees' professional development. Come be a part of our team! The Patient Services Representative Team Leader has successfully completed the Ophthalmology Home Study course and the LMS Customer Service program and has passed the EANM Insurance Test. (If the employee was grandfathered into this job in July 2015, he/she is expected to complete all of the aforementioned within 1-2 years of that grandfathering date.) Assures smooth patient flow in reception areas and assist patients with registration process and appointment scheduling; provides support services to physicians and staff to facilitate professional patient care and service. Additionally, performs as a role model in training and orienting employees in their staff positions. Job Duties May Include: Assists new patients with the completion of registration documents Checks for valid and current referrals when needed; verifies co-pay and/or referral information for patients Verifies demographic and insurance information for returning patients Checks patient out after doctor's exam, collecting appropriate payments, posting and batching payments Schedules patient appointments, returns appointments or arranges for a recall for patient's appointment Performs the balancing function, creating location deposit and submitting Consolidated Report to A.O. Screens incoming calls, creating a patient communication or directing patient accordingly in a pleasant, professional manner Opens and/or closes the office/location Provides assistance with on-site supervision for assigned non-clinical support staff. Makes recommendations regarding staffing level and is directly involved in the interviewing process Provides input to the Group Leader/Clinic Director on staff members' performance concerns and evaluations and assists in the process Assists with and prepares staff schedules for daily clinic coverage Deals with patient complaints to achieve appropriate resolution, keeps Clinic Director informed of decisions and consults with Clinic Director before communicating decisions in difficult patient situations Provides training to non-clinical support staff members Contributes to continuing performance improvement Accepts responsibility for timely arrival and readiness for work at assigned station Consistently exhibits behaviors which create a high level of patient and employee satisfaction, which maintains the credibility, integrity and positive image which in turn supports the mission, goals and operations of Eye Associates and contributes to continuous performance improvement. Provides templating function Performs Coding Corrections and provides Coding support to the clinic. The annual completion of assigned Learning Management System (LMS) courses is mandatory. Any individual who has not completed their assigned training prior to November 30th of each year may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment. Requirements/Skills: Job requires high school education or equivalent; completion of a general accounting course; experience in Microsoft Office skills is preferred; experience and/or training in bookkeeping required; medical terminology and medical office experience preferred; must demonstrate the ability to work with the public in a pleasant and professional manner. Must have effective verbal and written communication skills. Must have passed the Ophthalmology Home Study course and the LMS Customer Service program, and must have passed the EANM Insurance Test. (If grandfathered into this position in July 2015, employee must complete the aforementioned within 1-2 years of having been grandfathered.) Generous Benefits: Career Path Higher pay in areas where the cost of living is higher Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Health Savings Account Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents Education Assistance Program Company provided logo apparel 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Company paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Free Calm app Financial Wellness Program Identity Theft Protection Plan Employee Assistance Program and more! Please visit us at ************* for more information AA/EOE/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer. Req 2789

Join Eye Associates of New Mexico (EANM) as an Optician and play a vital role in planning and coordinating Optical Department operations. From guiding patients through lens and frame selection to ensuring smooth patient flow in the optical shop, your work will make a daily impact. If you're detail-oriented, adaptable, and thrive in a fast-paced environment, this is more than a job-it's a launchpad for your career. Why Choose Us? Paid on-the-job training Largest Ophthalmology & Optometry practice in the Southwest Commission opportunities to boost your earnings A culture of mentorship and support from day one Schedule & Work-Life Balance Typically, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with an occasional Saturday. Enjoy true work-life balance while doing meaningful work every day What We're Looking For 1+ years of patient service in optical preferred (but not required) Strong communication and people skills ABO Certification a plus-we'll train and support you if you don't have it yet A team player ready to grow in a patient-centered environment What You'll Do Fit, adjust, and dispense eyeglasses Educate patients on lens options and frame selection Interpret prescriptions from ophthalmologists/optometrists Maintain patient records and manage inventory Benefits We Offer: PTO & 8 paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve!) Medical, Dental & Generous Vision Benefits 401(k) Education Assistance Company-paid Life, AD&D, Disability Insurance & more! ** Benefit eligibility varies based on full-time or part-time status. The benefits listed above apply to employees with .75 FTE status or higher; additional details will be provided upon hire. Eligibility varies based on full-time or part-time status. The benefits listed above apply to employees with .75 FTE status or higher; additional details will be provided upon hire. Ready to start a rewarding career? Apply today! Learn more at ************** Req.# 2792

NO NIGHTS, NO WEEKENDS, NO HOLIDAYS! Does your job have meaning? Sight . . . is a precious gift! The Albuquerque Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center is a joint venture out-patient ophthalmology surgery center designed to provide quality care to the community. The Sterile Processing Technician performs duties of decontamination, preparation, assembly, high level disinfection, sterilization of surgical instruments and medical equipment for the AAESC, utilizing infection control and safety practices during all phases of the process. Under direct and indirect supervision follows departmental policies and procedures. Inventories, restocks and distributes instruments to the operating rooms. Job Duties May Include: Cleans, decontaminates, disinfects and sterilizes surgical instruments, trays and reusable medical devices. Inspection, maintenance, assembly and sterilization of surgical instruments. Handling, storage and transportation of surgical instruments to the operating room. Monitor and maintain standards of disinfection and sterilization as recommended by prevailing regulatory and professional organization recommendations or guidelines. Prioritize tasks as directed by the supervisor or as needed to support patient care for the surgery center. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision in accordance with standards and policies. Operates all required equipment and machinery accurately and safely according to parameters of sterilization in accordance with The Department of Health, CMS, OSHA, CDC, AAMI, and AORN standards. Maintains appropriate records, and monitors quality control and infection control standards, provides asset management and support of surgical instruments and trays belonging to or consigned to the facility. Accurately handles and cares for instruments appropriately, including appropriate selection of cleaning agents, lubricants, examination for function, identification and assembly and preparation for sterilization. Responsible for reporting damaged or malfunctioning equipment to the Manager and follows process for replacement. Correctly peel-packs supplies and instruments, wraps instruments for sterilization, inspects each instrument for use, function, completeness and cleanliness. Coordinates with Materials Department to ensure facility sets are stocked to PAR levels. Promotes individual professional growth and development by meeting requirements for mandatory and continuing education and skills competency. Supports department - based goals which contribute to the success of the organization. Communicates with operating room staff to provide required instruments. Maintains records for QA and sterilization. Employees are expected to comply with all regulatory requirements, including CMS standards. Is familiar with organization, department and job specific Environment of Care areas, including Life Safety, Hazardous Materials Communications, Emergency Preparedness, Infection Control and Medical Equipment Failure. Adheres to Standard Precautions as appropriate, which may include: use of protective barriers, as appropriate (e.g., gloves, masks, gowns, pocket masks, and/or safety glasses); handling and disposing of infectious waste appropriately; and hand washing as appropriate. Maintains flexibility to rotate shifts and adjust hours as needed. Maintains a work record of regular attendance, timely arrivals and departures. Knows fire and safety procedures for work area. Maintains professional appearance appropriate to position and function. Wears identification badge while on duty. Participates in cost effective delivery of care. Skills/Qualifications: High school or equivalent. One-year experience in sterile processing environment, hospital or clinic (medical or veterinary) preferred. Previous experience with handling of sterile supplies preferred. National certification for sterile processing preferred. BLS (Basic Life Support) certification required (training provided and paid for by company). Working Environment and Physical Requirements: Physical working environment may include, but not limited to, any of the following hazards: high pressure steam, chemical, electrical, mechanical, bio-waste, stress, back strain, body fluids, etc. Environmental conditions may include, but not be limited to, variations in temperature, noise, odors, multi-stimuli, etc. Pressure from high volume census to meet deadlines to obtain adequate instrumentation from vendors. Extensive people contact and interruptions. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is required to constantly stand and walk. The employee frequently is required to stoop, crouch and twist. The employee is occasionally required to kneel, squat and sit. The employee must be able to consistently support, push, pull and/or lift up to 25 pounds. Functional physical demands include manual dexterity and fine motor skills and reaching. The following senses will be needed for essential duties of the job: speech, vision, hearing, smell and touch. Ability to lift trays of instruments, walking, and standing. What we offer: Career Path Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents Education Assistance Program 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Company paid Basic Life and AD&D Insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability Insurance Voluntary Supplemental Life and AD&D Free Calm app Financial Wellness Program Identity Theft Protection Plan Employee Assistance Program and more! Eye Associates of NM is a safe team oriented culture supporting a drug-free work environment. To learn more about this position and our organization, please visit **************** AA/EOE/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer Req# 2776

Join EANM as an ASC-Operating Room Registered Nurse (RN/OR) and be part of a surgical team dedicated to providing exceptional care in a state-of-the-art ambulatory surgery center. In this role, you'll use your clinical expertise and critical thinking skills to deliver safe, efficient, and compassionate surgical care. You'll collaborate with surgeons, anesthesia providers, and multidisciplinary teams to ensure optimal surgical outcomes and a smooth patient experience. EANM offers competitive pay along with the opportunity to work in an innovative, patient-centered environment. Why Choose Us? We Value a work/life balance - No On-Call, Nights or Weekends!! Work in a collaborative fast-paced environment that values precision, teamwork, and patient-centered care Utilize the latest technology and surgical standards following AORN, OSHA, and Department of Health guidelines Contribute to a positive work culture with opportunities for professional growth and leadership development Largest Ophthalmology & Optometry practice in the Southwest Voted a Top Work Place nationally since 2022 What You'll Do: Provide comprehensive perioperative nursing care through assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation Collaborate with the surgical team to maintain efficient room turnover and ensure patient readiness for procedures Assist anesthesia providers during induction, monitoring for and responding to any patient emergencies Safely identify, label, and administer medications and solutions while documenting all care accurately Support orientation of new staff, maintain operating room readiness, and assist in leadership or charge nurse duties as needed What We're Looking For: Current New Mexico RN license required Associate's Degree or higher in Nursing Experience in an operating room or ambulatory surgery setting preferred but not required Strong knowledge of ophthalmic and plastic surgery procedures and aseptic technique Excellent communication, critical thinking, and prioritization skills under pressure Commitment to completing required annual LMS training and adhering to safety protocols Benefits We Offer: PTO & Paid Holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving & Christmas Eve!) Medical, Dental & Generous Vision Benefits 401(k) Education Assistance Company-paid Life, AD&D, Disability Insurance & more! ** Benefit eligibility varies based on full-time or part-time status. The benefits listed above apply to employees with .75 FTE status or higher; additional details will be provided upon hire. Ready to start a rewarding career? Apply today! Learn more at ************** Req. #2767