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The Albuquerque Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center is a joint venture (Eye Associates of New Mexico, Presbyterian and other local Independent Ophthalmologists), out-patient ophthalmology surgery center designed to provide quality care to the community. Starting pay $17.00 per hour + depending on skills/experience Full-Time Patient Care Coordinator provides assistance to patients through the handling of their account (billing) and surgical experience through communication with surgery scheduling and nursing personnel. Promotes/facilitates accurate and timely unit communication, courteously greets and directs patients, answers telephones and efficiently processes information, effectively utilizes computer system to meet patient/unit needs. Responsible for medical record being complete and in order at discharge, Processes and organizes necessary paperwork/information to facilitate flow and performs other functions as required. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES: Works in conjunction with Billing Department for appropriate payment/co-pays. Checks in patients on Surgery Day and serves as a liaison with families, rides, Etc. Performs daily balancing-out function, including posting of payments, bank deposits and receipts to AO for billing Serves on corporate committees as assigned Serves as a patient advocate when patients call Collects patients' portion and verifies demographics with each incoming patient Maintains Schedule in SIS at least one month out for independent Surgeon scheduled cases Maintains Schedule in SIS for same day or add on cases within designated time frame in conjunction with Administrative Office Posts daily payments Files and maintains tracking of completed and signed dictations and pathology Prepares charts for next day surgery including creating, labeling, verifying necessary data is present, medical clearance, INR, POA Maintenance of necessary office supply orders. Responsible for pulling medical records and doctor requests as needed 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. 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/QUALIFICATIONS: Job requires a high school diploma. Knowledge of Medical Terminology with 2 years of healthcare experience preferred WHAT WE OFFER: No nights, no weekends, no holidays No on-call 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! The Albuquerque Ambulatory Eye Surgery Center 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 2538

The Teleradiology Support Specialist will be responsible for providing technical support to radiologists and other healthcare professionals who use teleradiology systems. The specialist will work closely with the IT team to ensure that the teleradiology systems are functioning properly and that any issues are resolved quickly. The specialist will also be responsible for training users on how to use the teleradiology systems and for troubleshooting any problems that arise. Reporting This position reports directly to the Teleradiology Manager and indirectly to RAA Teleradiology physicians. Work Schedule This is a part time variable hour (PRN) position where hours are not guaranteed and will vary from week to week. This department runs 24/7, therefore coverage flexibility will be required to fill in open shifts when they become available, at times with short notice. It involves day, evening and week-end work with call coverage. Consistent attendance is mandatory. Typical Working Conditions Work is performed in an office setting. The majority of the employee's time is spent in the Teleradiology area, which will require long periods of sitting. Manual dexterity sufficient to use office equipment and fold laundry is required. Duties and Responsibilities Maintain communication between sites and physicians, which involves handling both incoming and outgoing telephone calls. Maintain Monthly Tracking Log. Manage and track all flow of paperwork. Responsible for equipment and area maintenance including fax machines, dictation equipment, computers and general upkeep of the department. Responsible for knowledge and use of various software applications (RIS, PACS, PowerScribe, Actionable Findings, Nuance, etc.) Assist with looking up prior imaging for clinic Assist radiologists in general work flow and troubleshooting system errors. Wash, dry and appropriately fold laundry (per folding instructions) daily. Stock refrigerator with drinks as needed. Secure building by conducting a walk through to check perimeter. Monitor building and MRI alarms and utilize emergency phone tree if needed (after hours shifts only). Perform additional duties as assigned. Performance requirements Knowledge of various office equipment and computer software applications such as Microsoft versions of: Word, and Excel. Radiologic Radiology Information System (RIS) and Hospital Information System (HIS), Actionable Findings software knowledge preferred but not required. Ability to communicate clearly, exercise initiative, and have organizational skills required. This position requires skill in examining documents for correctness and interpreting their accuracy, gathering, analyzing and evaluating data, establishing and maintaining effective work relations with staff, vendors, and affiliated associates. Position also requires excellent telephone etiquette. Education: High School graduation or GED Experience: Minimum of one year experience in a healthcare or physician group environment

A strong 31-member private practice group in a beautiful southwest metro location is looking for an Interventional Radiologist to join 4 other IR physicians and 4 full time PA's. The group covers two main hospitals, one of which is a tertiary referral center for the state, two joint venture imaging centers, 1 group owned outpatient facility and 6 rural outside hospitals. As an interventionalist, your primary focus would be with the two main hospitals and an outpatient clinic. You can expect to do approximately 75% IR. The section is currently performing a wide range of vascular work, embolizations, including UFE's, chemoembolizations, DVT thrombolysis, PTA and stents. Non-vascular work includes tumor ablations (cryo, microwave, and RF), plus GI/GU interventions, kyphoplasty, and US/CT guided biopsies and drainages. A full venous program consists of IVC filters, TIPS, dialysis maintenance, and venous access, including chest ports and tunneled catheters. Call is 1:4 weeks of IR-only coverage, No general/diagnostic call. We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package. ***18 months to Partnership.

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity as a Oculoplastic Coordinator! 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: We are seeking a dynamic and knowledgeable Oculoplastic Coordinator to join our cosmetic surgery practice. The Oculoplastic Coordinator will be responsible for overseeing various aspects of patient care, with a focus on coordinating oculoplastic procedures, providing patient education, managing Skin Medica treatments, and coordinating Humphrey Kinetic Visual Field testing. This role requires a blend of clinical expertise, strong communication skills, and a passion for delivering exceptional patient experiences. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES: Provide comprehensive patient education on oculoplastic procedures, pre-operative and post-operative care instructions, and skincare recommendations. Coordinate Skin Medica treatments for patients undergoing cosmetic surgery, including scheduling appointments, managing product inventory, and educating patients on skincare regimens. Conducting Humphrey Kinetic Visual Field testing for patients as part of pre-operative evaluations or post-operative care plans. Coordinating with the surgery-scheduling department for arrangement of surgery with the provider. Assist oculoplastic surgeons during patient consultations, providing support and answering patient questions regarding procedures, treatments, and outcomes. Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient records, including documentation of treatment plans, consent forms, and post-operative progress notes. Collaborate with the clinical team to ensure seamless coordination of patient care and exceptional patient experiences. Stay informed about advancements in oculoplastic surgery techniques, skincare products, and diagnostic testing methods. Responsible for the ordering and management of Botox, Latisse and SkinMedica inventory. 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. Other duties as assigned. SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS: Job requires high school diploma (or equivalent). Anesthetics training and/or cosmetic surgery coordination is preferred. Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) and/or Certified Patient Service Specialist (CPSS). Previous experience in a similar role within a cosmetic surgery practice or oculoplastic surgery setting. Strong knowledge of oculoplastic procedures, skincare products (such as Skin Medica), and diagnostic testing methods (including Humphrey Kinetic Visual Field testing). Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to effectively educate and engage patients. Exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail, with the ability to multitask and prioritize responsibilities. Proficiency in electronic medical records (EMR) systems, PODIS and Microsoft Office Suite. 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 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. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer.

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity as an Ophthalmic Technician! Starting pay $15.00 per hour +, depending on skills/experience. Multi-level career path available to increase pay. Paid on-the-job technical training and advancement opportunities! Are you looking for a career path? 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! We are currently looking for a Two Full-time Technicians. This position acts as a Medical Assistant and provides technical support to physicians for the purposes of patient evaluation, diagnosis, treatment and continuing care. Gathers information about the patient through questioning, observation and the completion of various tests and procedures. Facilitates patient exam and protects the physician's time through maximum preparatory and follow-up care. Responsible for appropriate procedure room preparation and equipment/supplies inventory. Acts as an ambassador for quality care and customer service. We're looking for a career-minded individual with a great attitude, exceptional customer service skills and will make patient care a priority. We work hard, but still offer life/work balance. If this is you, we need to talk! Job Duties May Include: Works closely with our doctors and other technicians in providing care to our patients. Talks with the patients to gather medical history and documents this information in the medical record. Responsible for accurate and appropriate testing to assist the doctor in the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment plan for each patient. Charts all procedures/decisions in the patient's medical record. Prepares instruments for minor in-office surgical procedures. Ensures exam rooms are appropriately stocked with supplies. Keeps exam rooms occupied and the patient flow moving. Requirements/Skills: Demonstrate a caring attitude and strong customer service skills by interacting in a friendly but professional manner and treating every patient with respect. Possess good verbal and written communication skills. Able to learn to use and maintain ophthalmic equipment for purposes of patient exams. Willing to work as a member of a team and to accept an appropriate share of the workload. 6 months to 1 year experience and Certification at the Assistant level preferred but not required. 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 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 2591-1 2591-2

Job Title Performs diagnostic general and vascular ultrasound examinations for patients. Individual Character Requirements All employees are expected, as part of their job requirements, to: Work collaboratively with others Contribute to the success of their department Communicate effectively Be organized, neat, and time efficient Be accountable and responsible in carrying out their duties Follow company policies Conduct themselves professionally, with self-control, and Contribute to a positive work environment Reporting Reports directly to the Administrative and Technical Ultrasound Supervisors Supervision None Typical Physical Demands Requires manual and finger dexterity and eye-hand coordination for operation of department equipment. Lifts and carries items weighing up to 50 pounds. Assists patients and places them in appropriate positions for the operation of equipment. Requires eyesight correctable to 20/20 vision to operate equipment and review Studies. Typical Working Conditions Exposure to communicable diseases, toxic substances, ionizing radiation, medicinal preparations, and other conditions common to a clinic environment Duties and Responsibilities Prepares patient for examination including taking a medical history and answering questions about the exam. Performs ultrasound examinations. Completes PenRad, RIS, and PACS entries. Complies with company and department polices, protocols, and procedures. Performs required QA/QC procedures when assigned. Follows prescribed safety standards in operating Ultrasound equipment. Responsible for care and safety of patients during the exam. Maintains radiologic equipment and examination rooms. Stocks necessary medical and radiologic supplies. Performs the duties of a sonographer; maintains and utilizes technical skills at an optimal level. Participates in staff development and educational activities including attendance at required meetings and participating in committees as requested. Maintains required credentials and licensing. Adheres to the ARDMS and/or ARRT Standard of Ethics. Additional duties as assigned. Performance Requirements Knowledge of the principles, practices, and techniques of ultrasound Knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and physiology to determine the area of imaging Knowledge of techniques associated with quality ultrasound imaging Skill to properly position patients to provide high-quality ultrasound exams. Knowledge of ultrasound equipment operation and testing. Ability to acquire a working knowledge of RIS system, EPIC EMR, PACS Change, Qgenda, and PenRad. Knowledge of common safety hazards and precautions to establish a safe work environment. Ability to anticipate and react calmly to emergencies. Ability to note findings and prepare correspondence. Ability to provide guidance, instruction, and mentoring to students and staff. Skill to establish effective working relationships with patients, visitors, and staff. Ability to identify and resolve problems using good judgment. Ability to communicate in a clear, concise, and professional manner. Skill to troubleshoot equipment operation and perform simple adjustments. Ability to apply written guidelines and standardized work practices. Education High school diploma or equivalent. Completed a graded general, medical, or sonographic college, post-secondary or higher education physics class (with a grade of C or above). Experience One to three years of experience as a sonographer preferred or recommendation from a training program. Certificate/License Must be RVT and preferred ARDMS in Abdomen and Ob/Gyn. If not registered, must pass each modality within the time frame specified at date of hire. Current license with the New Mexico Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Program. CPR Current CPR certification or obtained within three months of date of hire. Alternative to Minimum Qualifications None

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity within our Patient Service Team! Starting pay $16.00 per hour +, depending on skills/experience. Multi-level career path available to increase pay Position - Full-Time 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 Patient Services Representative Job Duties May Include: Contact patients prior to their appointments to obtain correct insurance and demographic information for preparation of their medical charts Accurately enter patient information into the computer Check for valid insurance plan referrals Verify co-payments; copy insurance cards Check the patient out after the visit Collect appropriate payment and issue receipts Complete financial/payment arrangements for lab patients Batch daily registration forms Complete daily cash reports Answer patient questions. Skills/Requirements: High school graduate or equivalent Training and/or experience in bookkeeping preferred Microsoft Office experience preferred Excellent customer service skills and the ability to work as a team member in a fast-paced, high volume medical office environment Must be detail oriented, accurate and able to meet deadlines What we offer: 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 Company provided logo apparel 401(k) and Roth Program Flexible Spending Account (FSA) 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 2588

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding opportunity as a Ophthalmic Triage Technician! Advancement opportunities available! 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! We are currently looking for a Full-time Ophthalmic Triage Technician. The Tech Triage position is responsible for triaging all incoming tech calls and maintaining the highest level of care telephonically. Providing professional assessments to prioritize urgent need for our patients. Uses critical thinking and high-level ophthalmic technician experience to gather information through questioning, observation, and understanding of medical records; facilitates patient exam and protects the physicians' time through maximum preparatory and follow up care. Versed in ophthalmic terminology and dictation in order to analyze systemic illness, medications, medical history, and family histories direct impact on the patient's eye care needs. This position is also responsible for following the outlined workflows for each drug/medication prior authorization. Verifies urgency and importance of the treatment plan dictated by the physician to determine time sensitive need for drug approval through the requestor/insurance. Initiates the prior authorization, follows guidelines for follow up, and carries out an appeal in denial cases. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES: Assess the urgency of patients' ocular symptoms and documents relevant information to determine urgency Verifies prescriptions, release of medical prescriptions for glasses, and advises patient of fees Confirms diagnosis and treatment plan through the patient's medical record. Advocates on behalf of the patient in denial cases by utilizing supporting dictation from the physician Analyzes prior authorization denials to identify trends, criteria, and educates staff to minimize future denials Communicates with physician, patient, and third party representatives to keep clear documentation in the patient's chart, throughout the entirety of the prior authorization process Navigates through internal EMR systems using accuracy and clear documentation to outline patient interactions. Authorize medication refills according to guidelines established by the providers; document refills in the patient's medical record. Advise patient when an office visit is required before a refill request will be authorized. Scheduling proficiency in EMR systems, and collaborates Patient Service Representatives for same-day emergency patient scheduling. Identifies task types and outsources to correct departments when needed Prepares patient's electronic medical record, document history, medications, and relevant information Maintain prescription phone-in line, train new and additional personnel and provide coverage as needed. Document patient history, general medical history, family history and ocular history (If Applicable) Checks pupillary measurements (If Applicable) Determines intraocular pressure (If Applicable) Checks muscle motility (If Applicable) Performs confrontation visual fields (If Applicable) Performs slit lamp exam (If Applicable) Performs retinoscopy and refraction (If Applicable) Administers Dilating drops when necessary (If Applicable) Prepares instruments for minor in-office procedures (e. g. , suture removals, chalazion excisions, tear duct probings, etc. ) (If Applicable) Coordinates necessary stocking of all lane supplies where appropriate. (If Applicable) Under doctor's direction, administers medications and applies dressings as needed. (If Applicable) Keeps exam rooms occupied and patient flow moving (If Applicable) Carefully and accurately charts proceedings and results of all patient visits (If Applicable) Demonstrates knowledge of when and how to do specialized testing (e. g, BAT, PAM, Topography, Keratometry, Formal Visual Fields, Schirmer's Test, etc. ) SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS: High school diploma or equivalent required. Tech Triage career ladder requirements: Tech Triage I - Required to achieve COA certification within 90 days from the date of hire. Must have experience in different ophthalmic subspecialties and proficiency in scribing. Demonstrated competency in the defined content areas of COA, COT, and COMT, as per policy number HR2. 29 High-level critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Strong verbal and written communication skills, customer service orientation and organizational skills. Strong computer skills preferred; typing skills of at least 35 words per minute are desirable. 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. 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 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/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer 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 www. eyenm. com Req 2594 Learn More

CT/X-Ray Technologist Performs quality, diagnostic Computed Tomography and X-ray examinations, assists radiologist with procedures. Other duties as assigned. Individual Character Requirements All employees are expected, as part of their job requirements, to: Work collaboratively with others. Contribute to the success of their department. Communicate effectively. Be organized, neat and time efficient. Be accountable and responsible in carrying out their duties. Follow company policies. Conduct themselves professionally, with self-control, and Contribute to a positive work environment. Reporting Reports directly to the CT/X-ray Supervisor and indirectly to the CT/X-Ray Charge Technologist. Supervision None Typical Physical Demands Requires manual and finger dexterity and eye-hand coordination for operation of department equipment. Lifts and carries items weighing up to 50 pounds. Assists patients and places them in appropriate positions for operation of equipment. Requires eyesight correctable to 20/20 vision to operate equipment and review images. Typical Working Conditions Exposure to communicable diseases, toxic substances, ionizing radiation, medicinal preparations, and other conditions common to a clinic environment. Duties and Responsibilities Prepares patients for procedures, including taking a medical history and answering questions about the exam. Performs CT, X-ray and fluoroscopic exams and procedures. Performs required Quality Assurance procedures and checks, when assigned. Performs all necessary clerical duties in the department. Responsible for radiation protection for patients and personnel in the department. Responsible for care and safety of patients during the exam. Responsible for the preparation of all contrast media and essential supplies as needed. Performs IV insertion for intravenous contrast injections Cleans and maintains equipment in department. Stocks exam rooms with necessary supplies. Complies with company and department polices, protocols, and procedures. Completes RIS, PACS and PenLung entries. Interacts with schedulers to facilitate exam scheduling and paperwork preparation. Assists in obtaining prior images for comparison. Participates in staff development and educational activities including attendance at required meetings and participating in committees as requested. Maintains required credentials and licensing. Adheres to the ARRT's Standard of Ethics. Additional duties as assigned. Performance Requirements Knowledge of anatomy and physiology to sufficiently determine area for examination. Knowledge in all CT, X-ray and fluoroscopic exams and procedures. Knowledge of radiologic equipment and testing. Ability to acquire working knowledge of RIS system, EPIC EMR, PowerShare, PACS Change (McKesson), Qgenda, PenLung and scheduling software. Knowledge of safety hazards common to radiology including equipment, body mechanics, and patient movement. Skill to properly positioning patients to provide quality imaging. Skill to trouble shooting equipment operation and perform simple adjustments. Skill to establish effective working relationships with patient, visitors, and staff. Ability to apply written guidelines and standardized work practices. Ability to identify and resolve problems using good judgement. Ability to communicate in a clear, concise, and professional manner. Education High school diploma or equivalent Completion of an accredited radiologic technology program. Experience Three years of experience preferred or recommendation from training program. Certificate/License Current Radiography (R) certification with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Current license with the New Mexico Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Program. Current Computed Tomography (CT) certification preferred or must obtain (CT) certification within one year of hire. Current (CT) provisional licenses accepted if technologist is following the training pathway established by one of the MIRTP-approved and registering credentialing organizations. Obtains (CT) certification within 1 year of date hired. Current CPR certification or obtained within three months of hire.

This position supports the patient referral service for the Doctor2Doctor department. Utilizing EPM, EHR, Document Management, Phreesia and other support systems, the Referral Services Representative will input, generate, quality control, edit, track and actively monitor the various stages of treatment and associated disposition within the system. This includes the production/review of reports, communication with patients, and external referral sources. This position works closely with Clinical Referral Coordinator as needed to determine appropriate scheduling of external referral patients. Communication will be in both verbal and written form. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES: Maintains and utilizes the consult/referral patient tracking database in association with information maintained within the EPM and EHR systems. Maintains and utilizes the referral tracking program within Phreesia. Communicates with external referral sources regarding the disposition of referred patients. Generates reports, reviews patient status and maintains current contact information for referral sources. Works closely with Clinical Referral Coordinator to determine appropriate referral scheduling (timeframe, specialty, etc.) Serves as the first point of contact for external referral sources to contact EANM regarding the care of their patients. Contacts patients to schedule their referral appointments. Coordinates the timely transfer of consult/care related calls to EANM doctors. Notifies appropriate clinic staff of appointments and information necessary to prepare for patient visits. Initiates and completes telephone interactions with patients, doctors and others in a professional, courteous and efficient manner. Interacts with Patient Accounting staff regarding insurance eligibility or other insurance needs related to their initial consultation (for incoming and outgoing referrals.) Assists with scanning and/or indexing of patient information in to EHR. Coordinates outgoing referrals on behalf of EANM providers to external referral sources. Serves as an ongoing training resource for department leaders. Assists with creation of new tracking systems, as requested by the Supervisor and/or Team Lead. Oversees workflow and department issues in the absence of the Supervisor and/or Team Lead, as requested. Communicates directly with doctors on issues, as requested by the Supervisor and/or Team Lead. Participates in both internal and external committees, meetings and/or events as requested by the Referral Services Supervisor and/or Director of Patient Access. Other duties as assigned. SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS: High school education or equivalent required. Microsoft Office Experience preferred Exceptional Customer Service Skills and high level of professionalism required. Must have effective verbal and written communication skills. Medical terminology and medical office experience preferred. Must be self-motivated and able to function independently in a multi-tasking environment, as well as a member of a team. Flexible, positive attitude. Must be willing to travel to EANM locations, meetings or events as needed What we offer: 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 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! 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 2603

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity as a Lead Tech (COA)! 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 Lead Tech (COA) Provides technical support to physicians for the purposes of patient evaluation, diagnosis, treatment and continuing care. Gathers information about the patient through questioning, observation and the completion of various tests and procedures. Facilitates patient exam and protects the physician's time through maximum preparatory and follow-up care. Responsible for appropriate procedure room preparation and equipment/supplies inventory. Acts as an ambassador for quality care and customer service. Has achieved the Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) certification. Additionally, performs as a role model in training and orienting employee in their staff position. Job Duties Include: Prepares patient's electronic medical record by documenting history, medications and other pertinent information as needed. Keeps charts organized to ensure that patients are seen in the proper order. Documents patient history (determines and records general medical history, pertinent family medical history, and ocular history) Determines patient's visual acuity (uses lensometer to ascertain current correction, if any; refracts patient to determine best-corrected visual acuity) Checks pupillary measurement Determines intraocular pressure Checks muscle motility Performs confrontation visual fields Performs slit lamp exams Performs retinoscopy and refraction Administers dilating drops when appropriate Demonstrates knowledge of pharmacology Prepares instruments for minor in-office procedures (e.g., suture removals, chalazion excisions, tear duct probings, etc.) Makes certain that exam lanes are stocked with needed medications, dressings and miscellaneous supplies Under doctor's direction, administers medications and applies dressings as needed Keeps exam rooms occupied and patient flow moving Carefully and accurately charts proceedings and results of all patient visits Authorizes medication refills according to guidelines established by the physicians; documents those refills in the patient's medical record; advises patient if office exam is needed before refill can be authorized Handles technician calls to determine if and when patients need to be seen Demonstrates knowledge of when and how to do special tests (e.g., BAT, PAM, Topo's, keratometry, Formal VF's, amsler grid, schirmer's test, etc.) Demonstrates knowledge of axial length measurement for IOL power Functions as a role model to each staff employee, both in orientation and training of their specific function. Temporarily directs the work of other tech staff members in the Supervisor/Clinic Director absence Answers phones and assists patients with appointment scheduling in receptionist's absence. Other duties as assigned May be asked to prepare staff schedules Handles tech call-ins, modifying technician assignments to ensure best coverage Assists with annual evaluations as requested by clinic director Coordinates with Technical Staff Trainer for new hire training and ongoing educational needs Assists with time edits as requested by Clinic Directors Contributes to the effective utilization of clinic staff and material resources (If Applicable) Demonstrates general knowledge in the ophthalmology specialty and assists in planning and preparing the operating room appropriately for the surgical procedure (If Applicable) Evaluates and coordinates activities during surgical procedures by anticipating surgeon's needs and necessary supplies. (If Applicable) Reviews physician preference cards, gathers instruments, supplies and equipment and assists with room turnover (If Applicable) Assists the surgeon with various types of surgical procedures by maintaining current knowledge of various procedures and supplies (If Applicable) Adheres 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 technique (If Applicable) Maintains an accurate count of sponges, needles and instruments (when appropriate) and signs documentation (If Applicable) Decontaminates instruments and autoclave instrument trays as required (If Applicable) Maintains current knowledge of anatomy and physiology and identifies medications and solutions used intra-operatively by labeling them appropriately (If Applicable) Assures that specimens are handled correctly and routed to the proper source and initials documentation (If Applicable) Keeps circulating nurse informed and abreast of situations changing in the procedure (If Applicable) Removes instruments and supplies from OR at the end of the case and appropriately disposes of drapes and sharps (If Applicable) Ensures that OR's are stocked and that excess sterile items or equipment are removed and stored appropriately (If Applicable) Assists in orientation of new staff and serves as a resource person and clinical expert (If Applicable) Complies with sterilization, infection, safety and Surgery Center policies. Participates in the Surgery Center Quality program and monitoring (If Applicable) Coordinates and maintains supplies. Cleans and stores equipment. Processes broken equipment as directed. (If Applicable) Accurately documents result of physician's exam in patient's chart (If Applicable) Correctly codes/charges out PSRs (If Applicable) Works directly with the receptionist to ensure that patients are scheduled appropriately for follow-up appointments (If Applicable) Works with surgery scheduling to coordinate patient surgical appointments (If Applicable) Proofreads and/or participates in the creation of patient dictation (If Applicable) Demonstrates the ability to anticipate the physician's needs Skills/Qualifications: Position requires high school diploma (or equivalent). Must be certified at the Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) level. Must demonstrate competency in the defined content areas for a COA per HR Policy #2.29--Technician Training and Competency Expectations, as reviewed by the Technical Staff Trainer. Must possess strong verbal and written communication skills, a strong customer service orientation and excellent organizational skills. Strong computer skills are preferred. At the COT level, theoretical knowledge of the calculating components is expected. Ability to review current/past Manifest refraction, keratometry and A-scan and troubleshoot results that are greater than .3mm in length between each eye. Typing skills of at least 35 words per minute are desirable. What we offer: 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 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! Integrity * Patient Focus * Adaptability * Community * Excellence 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 2244

IR Physician Assistant Radiology Associates of Albuquerque, PA is seeking an experienced Interventional Radiology Physician Assistant (PA-C). Duties are performed in a hospital setting, both outpatient and inpatient. Interventional radiology and fluoroscopy procedures performed. At least one year of experience required as PA, ideally in radiology, ER or other hospital setting. Excellent compensation and benefits package. Radiology Associates of Albuquerque is a busy and dynamic practice with excellent leadership and stability. RAA has an exclusive contract with the local healthcare system which is the dominant system in the state. Collaborative rapport with clinicians ensures top notch care for our patients. Albuquerque is a wonderful environment with over 320 days of blue skies a year. Residents value the active laid back lifestyle and relative lack of stress afforded by our beautiful state. Enjoy hiking and biking in your backyard as well as easy access to world class skiing. Albuquerque offers a remarkably rich cultural life for its size. Medical Specialty: Radiology Surgery Schedule: 8 hour shift Monday to Friday Education: Bachelor's (Preferred) License/Certification: PA-C (Required) Work Location: Multiple locations

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity within our Patient Accounting Team! Does your job have meaning? Sight . . . is a precious gift! Starting pay $17.00 per hour +, depending on skills/experience 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! We are currently looking for a Full-time Accounts Receivable Payment Poster at our Administrative Office. J ob Duties May Include: Post all insurance and patient payments into the appropriate Pt Management System Balances and tracks all posted payments and reconciles to bank deposits Download and process electronic payments and remittance reports Handles all incoming patient accounting mail to ensure accurate disbursement and processing of payments S kills/ Requirements: High School Diploma or Equivalent Experience w/ Microsoft Office Products (Excel, Office, Outlook, etc.) Knowledge and understanding of Medical Terminology, CPT Codes, and ICD-10 Codes Experience w/Next Gen, Advantx, and/or Compulink Strong Typing , and Ten Key skills Strong Communication Skills 1 Year related experience The Accounts Receivable Payment Poster must take the EANM Insurance Certification within one year in role The Accounts Receivable Payment Poster is encouraged to complete one of the following certifications (Certified Patient Services Specialist (CPSS) OR Ophthalmic Coding Specialist Certification (OCS) OR Certified Professional Biller (CPB) OR Certified Professional Coder (CPC) W hat we offer: 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 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 2593

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity as an Optician at one of our Optical Shops! Starting pay $15.00 per hour +, depending on skills/experience. Pay + commissions! No nights! Most opticians are scheduled to work Monday-Friday 8am-5pm with an occasional half day on Saturdays. Paid certification training. Bonus upon completion of certification. Multi-level career path available to increase pay. Training provided! Sales experience a plus! 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! We are currently looking for a full-time 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 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 Preferred: ABO certification. Generous Benefits: Paid time off (PTO) Eight (8) company paid holidays (including the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve!) Medical and Dental Free Calm app Generous Vision benefits for you and your dependents - Want a free pair of glasses and eye exams for your 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 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 2596

High Resort Eye Surgery Center has an outstanding career opportunity! Does your job have meaning? Sight . . . is a precious gift! The Surgical Facilitator/Scrub Tech primarily functions as an onsite surgical facilitator in support of the Anterior Segment surgeons. Works to facilitate smooth surgical services to ensure patients have a high quality surgical experience. Properly interprets A-scan values and other measurements provided by Lab; Verifies that each patient receives the correct IOL, according to the surgeon order; verbally confirms the intended end result target with the patient prior to surgery and helps to answer patient questions. Communicates pertinent information to the surgeon and OR staff. Acts as an ambassador for quality care and customer service. Certified Ophthalmic Surgical Assistant and the Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) certifications. Starting pay $18.00 per hour +, depending on skills/experience. Part-Time ( 30 Hours ) Essential Functions/Responsibilities: Communicates information to patients (i.e. educates patients regarding intended refractive result after cataract surgery, setting appropriate patient expectations, answering patient questions, and involving the surgeon for additional patient education when necessary. Reviews patient charts prior to surgery to 1) ensure complete surgical plan is documented, and 2) review intraocular lens order, making changes when appropriate based on surgeon recommendation. Supplies OR in question with daily list of surgery patients requiring implants with the list including lenses of choice for each patient and other pertinent data on each patient Documents patient history (determines and records general medical history, pertinent family medical history, and ocular history); updates medical record following physician exam, notes any changes to physician's surgical plan. Evaluates patient's documented visual acuity, exam findings for consistency and accuracy. Authorizes medication refills according to guidelines established by the physicians; documents those refills in the patient's medical record. Demonstrates knowledge of when and how to do special tests (e.g. BAT, PAM, topo's, keratometry, formal VF's amsler grid, Schirmer's test, etc.) Demonstrates knowledge of axial length and K readings for IOL power, IOL calculation methods. Assists surgeons intraoperatively with machine settings, fluidics, troubleshooting of equipment. Assists surgeons in other sub-specialties (glaucoma, retina, cornea as needed). Maintains communication among physicians, technicians, surgery schedulers, and other support staff to ensure standard-of-care practices and to incorporate performance improvement opportunities. Serves as a resource for staff. Communicates patient information to anesthesia staff when necessary. Maintains and learns surgeon preferences for optimal patient care delivery. Communicates with procurement staff to ensure correct IOLs are available. Coordinates the development of skilled technicians to work with proficiency in surgical support roles, assists with training program, and provides education updates for staff. Works with the surgery scheduling department and the ASC staff to maintain communication between the clinic and surgery center, including ensuring that patients are scheduled for postoperative visits, coordinating postoperative care for out-of-town patients when necessary, ensuring that all pertinent data is available for the surgeon at the surgery center and coordinating the transfer of patient surgical records to EANM clinic records as needed. Demonstrates general knowledge in the ophthalmology specialty and assists in planning and preparing the operating room appropriately for the surgical procedure Evaluates and coordinates activities during surgical procedures by anticipating surgeon's needs and necessary supplies. Reviews physician 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 Adheres 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 technique Maintains an accurate count of sponges, needles and instruments (when appropriate) and signs documentation Decontaminates instruments and autoclave instrument trays as required Maintains current knowledge of anatomy and physiology and identifies medications and solutions used intra-operatively by labeling them appropriately Assures that specimens are handled correctly 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 from OR at the end of the case and appropriately disposes of drapes and sharps (If Applicable) Complies with sterilization, infection, safety and Surgery Center policies. Participates in the Surgery Center Quality program and monitoring Ensures that OR's are stocked and that excess sterile items or equipment are removed and stored appropriately May function like as an ophthalmic technician. Refer to the essential functions of the Ophthalmic Tech II (COA), Tech III (COT) or Tech IV (COMT) for job functions and competencies. Accountable for an ongoing effort to maintain a high level of accuracy, quality and consistency in patient post-operative results. 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 surgery center and contributes to continuous performance improvement Demonstrates an ongoing proactive interest in continuing education to include topics such as learning calculation methodology, interacting in the anterior segment clinics, staying current on Anterior Segment surgical techniques and procedures and staying abreast of Anterior Segment IOL related studies and technology 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/Qualifications: Job requires high school education, or equivalent, plus at least two (2) years of extra education and/or experience as an OR technician Continuing education required to maintain certification as Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) and/or Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA) and/or the Registered Ophthalmic Ultrasound Biometrist (R.O.U.B.) Must exhibit mathematical aptitude and demonstrate great attention to both detail and organization. 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 2585

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity as a Lab Technician! Starting pay $15.00 per hour +, depending on skills/experience. Multi-level career path available to increase pay. Paid on-the-job technical training and advancement opportunities! Are you looking for a career path? 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! We are currently looking for a Full-time Lab Technician. This position is one of Eye Associates of New Mexico's first opportunities to make a great impression. Help our team make that impression! Job Duties May Include: Work closely with our eye doctors and other technicians in providing care to our patients; Perform various tests on patients (e.g., fluorescein angiography, fundus photography, slit lamp photography) Provide various support functions to our doctors Skills/ Requirements: Demonstrate a caring attitude Strong customer service skills by interacting in a friendly but professional manner and treating every patient with respect Able to learn how to use and interpret various lab and testing equipment Photographic and PC experience helpful Possess strong verbal and written communication skills Willing and able to travel to other other Eye Associates' clinics as needed Able to work a flexible about work schedule -- this position can involve long hours. Our lab technicians work until all our patients have been seen Able to maintain patient information confidentiality Must be willing to work toward certification as a Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA), Certified Retinal Angiographer (CRA) and Registered Ophthalmic Ultrasound Biometrist (ROUB) status within our prescribed time frame 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 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! 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 2552

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding career opportunity as an Ophthalmic Technician! Starting pay $15.00 per hour +, depending on skills/experience. Multi-level career path available to increase pay. Paid on-the-job technical training and advancement opportunities! Are you looking for a career path? 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! We are currently looking for a Two Full-time Technicians. This position acts as a Medical Assistant and provides technical support to physicians for the purposes of patient evaluation, diagnosis, treatment and continuing care. Gathers information about the patient through questioning, observation and the completion of various tests and procedures. Facilitates patient exam and protects the physician's time through maximum preparatory and follow-up care. Responsible for appropriate procedure room preparation and equipment/supplies inventory. Acts as an ambassador for quality care and customer service. We're looking for a career-minded individual with a great attitude, exceptional customer service skills and will make patient care a priority. We work hard, but still offer life/work balance. If this is you, we need to talk! Job Duties May Include: Works closely with our doctors and other technicians in providing care to our patients. Talks with the patients to gather medical history and documents this information in the medical record. Responsible for accurate and appropriate testing to assist the doctor in the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment plan for each patient. Charts all procedures/decisions in the patient's medical record. Prepares instruments for minor in-office surgical procedures. Ensures exam rooms are appropriately stocked with supplies. Keeps exam rooms occupied and the patient flow moving. Requirements/Skills: Demonstrate a caring attitude and strong customer service skills by interacting in a friendly but professional manner and treating every patient with respect. Possess good verbal and written communication skills. Able to learn to use and maintain ophthalmic equipment for purposes of patient exams. Willing to work as a member of a team and to accept an appropriate share of the workload. 6 months to 1 year experience and Certification at the Assistant level preferred but not required. 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 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 2583-1, 2583-2

Eye Associates of New Mexico has an outstanding opportunity as a Ophthalmic Triage Technician! Advancement opportunities available! 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! We are currently looking for a Full-time Ophthalmic Triage Technician. The Tech Triage position is responsible for triaging all incoming tech calls and maintaining the highest level of care telephonically. Providing professional assessments to prioritize urgent need for our patients. Uses critical thinking and high-level ophthalmic technician experience to gather information through questioning, observation, and understanding of medical records; facilitates patient exam and protects the physicians' time through maximum preparatory and follow up care. Versed in ophthalmic terminology and dictation in order to analyze systemic illness, medications, medical history, and family histories direct impact on the patient's eye care needs. This position is also responsible for following the outlined workflows for each drug/medication prior authorization. Verifies urgency and importance of the treatment plan dictated by the physician to determine time sensitive need for drug approval through the requestor/insurance. Initiates the prior authorization, follows guidelines for follow up, and carries out an appeal in denial cases. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES: Assess the urgency of patients' ocular symptoms and documents relevant information to determine urgency Verifies prescriptions, release of medical prescriptions for glasses, and advises patient of fees Confirms diagnosis and treatment plan through the patient's medical record. Advocates on behalf of the patient in denial cases by utilizing supporting dictation from the physician Analyzes prior authorization denials to identify trends, criteria, and educates staff to minimize future denials Communicates with physician, patient, and third party representatives to keep clear documentation in the patient's chart, throughout the entirety of the prior authorization process Navigates through internal EMR systems using accuracy and clear documentation to outline patient interactions. Authorize medication refills according to guidelines established by the providers; document refills in the patient's medical record. Advise patient when an office visit is required before a refill request will be authorized. Scheduling proficiency in EMR systems, and collaborates Patient Service Representatives for same-day emergency patient scheduling. Identifies task types and outsources to correct departments when needed Prepares patient's electronic medical record, document history, medications, and relevant information Maintain prescription phone-in line, train new and additional personnel and provide coverage as needed. Document patient history, general medical history, family history and ocular history (If Applicable) Checks pupillary measurements (If Applicable) Determines intraocular pressure (If Applicable) Checks muscle motility (If Applicable) Performs confrontation visual fields (If Applicable) Performs slit lamp exam (If Applicable) Performs retinoscopy and refraction (If Applicable) Administers Dilating drops when necessary (If Applicable) Prepares instruments for minor in-office procedures (e.g., suture removals, chalazion excisions, tear duct probings, etc.) (If Applicable) Coordinates necessary stocking of all lane supplies where appropriate. (If Applicable) Under doctor's direction, administers medications and applies dressings as needed. (If Applicable) Keeps exam rooms occupied and patient flow moving (If Applicable) Carefully and accurately charts proceedings and results of all patient visits (If Applicable) Demonstrates knowledge of when and how to do specialized testing (e.g, BAT, PAM, Topography, Keratometry, Formal Visual Fields, Schirmer's Test, etc.) SKILLS/QUALIFICATIONS: High school diploma or equivalent required. Tech Triage career ladder requirements: Tech Triage I - Required to achieve COA certification within 90 days from the date of hire. Must have experience in different ophthalmic subspecialties and proficiency in scribing. Demonstrated competency in the defined content areas of COA, COT, and COMT, as per policy number HR2.29 High-level critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Strong verbal and written communication skills, customer service orientation and organizational skills. Strong computer skills preferred; typing skills of at least 35 words per minute are desirable. 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. 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 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/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer 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 ************* Req 2594

Eye Associates of New Mexico currently has an outstanding career opportunity as a Surgery Care Coordinator! Starting pay $15.00 per hour +, depending on skills/experience Are you looking for a healthy work/life balance? 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! We are currently looking for a Two Full-time Surgery Care Coordinator . Job Duties May Include: Work with patients, surgeons, and facilities in the scheduling of surgery. Responsible for ensuring that all administrative details related to the surgery are handled appropriately. Discuss with patients the pre-operative requirements and to schedule the surgery at the correct hospital/surgery center. Work with the patient's insurance company to determine coverage and to arrange any necessary referrals and prior authorizations. Coordinate all surgery details with internal Eye Associates departments, as well as with the hospital where the surgery will take place, and ensures that the physician has all the appropriate patient paperwork. Requirements/Skills: Demonstrates a caring attitude and excellent customer service skills. Very organized and detail oriented. Possess strong verbal and written communication skills. Able to maintain composure while juggling multiple tasks in a very busy environment. Team player. Flexible about working hours. Experience in a medical environment with knowledge of medical terminology, as well as PC experience. Prior surgery scheduling experience preferred. What we offer: 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 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 eyenm.com for more information AA/EOE/Disability. Eye Associates of New Mexico is a drug and tobacco-free employer. Req 2578