It is proven. The more training staff members receive, the more likely they are to stay.

Technicians who more fully understand their role and feel confident in their skills accomplish more.

Training has a direct correlation to accuracy within a technician’s work, especially on work-ups.

Our consultant assesses and trains your technicians in real-time during patient workups, focusing on techniques, efficiency, and professionalism, without altering the clinic schedule. The practice receives a detailed report on each technician's skills, training provided, and recommendations for future development, including potential leaders and trainers.

Our program trains new clinical staff in essential technician work-up skills over four days, with supervised comprehensive exams on the fifth day, following Best Practices from the AAO and IJCAHPO. We efficiently train groups of 2-6, quickly alleviating staffing shortages and ensuring proper skill development, saving time and money.

This service offers two options: a live, online 1 ½ hour Train the Trainer course focusing on training fundamentals, including teaching complex skills and assessing trainees, or this course plus hands-on participation in our 5 Day New Hire Technician Bootcamp for comprehensive new hire training. Both options are designed to enhance training capabilities and accelerate new hire readiness.

This service enhances technician skills in refracting, an advanced and crucial ability that ensures the provision of quality refractive data to surgeons, saving significant chair time by reducing the need for confirmation. It combines didactic learning with hands-on training, covering instruction techniques, Best Practices for various refractive measures, and comprehensive approaches to patient communication and refraction procedures.

Technicians receive comprehensive didactic and hands-on training on measuring intraocular pressure (IOP) using the applanation tonometer, starting with basic slit lamp operations, angle assessment, and infection control, progressing to practice on a model eye before measuring each other's IOP. Once they demonstrate accuracy within 2 mm Hg of our consultant or your doctor, they'll proceed to measure patients' IOP, with the service accommodating small groups of up to four or more with an additional skilled technician from your team.

Technicians will be trained on refractive errors related to premium IOLs, focusing on consistent messaging, patient education on options without resorting to sales pitches, simple pricing communication, and techniques to improve premium IOL conversion rates. This comprehensive approach aims to enhance patient understanding and satisfaction with their IOL choices.

This service offers both didactic and hands-on training covering essential ophthalmic assessments and examinations, including visual acuity, history taking, visual fields, pupillary assessment, basic slit lamp for ACD, Goldmann or ICare tonometry, and OCT imaging. It's designed to equip technicians with the comprehensive skills needed for effective patient evaluations.

Perfect for pediatric technicians and any technician who wants to learn this advanced skill. This service includes didactic and hands-on training in the principles and optics of streak retinoscopy, working distance calculations, how to identify the two principle meridians and to recognize "with" and "against" motion and neutrality, how to confirm neutrality and axis refinement.

Every surgeon needs a well trained technician to assist while performing surgical procedures. This training covers aseptic technique, instrumentation, processing reusable surgical materials and how to drape the patient. Our trainer is certified on three LASER systems and has more than fifteen years of LASIK assisting and training.