Clinic Assistant

<ul> <li>Casual opportunity with strong potential to transition to permanent</li> <li>Immediate start working 38-40 hours per week across four days</li> <li>Locations: Belmont Waratah East Maitland</li> </ul> <p>Peoplefusion is partnering with a busy and well-established ophthalmology practice operating across multiple Hunter region clinics. We are seeking a hands on and patient focused Clinic Assistant to join the team on a temporary basis initially, with a genuine pathway to permanency. This is a patient facing role supporting doctors and clinical staff with screening, testing, imaging, and day to day clinic operations. Full training is provided, making this an excellent opportunity to build specialised clinical skills. A background from Ophthalmology or as an Optical dispenser would be well regarded.</p> Benefits <ul> <li>4 day working week</li> <li>Easy parking with lunch provided</li> <li>Structured on the job training in a specialised ophthalmology setting</li> <li>Supportive, professional team environment</li> <li>Varied, hands on role with strong patient interaction</li> </ul> Key Responsibilities <ul> <li>Welcome and prepare patients for consultations</li> <li>Conduct preliminary eye assessments, including vision checks and intraocular pressure testing</li> <li>Capture images using specialised ophthalmic cameras and equipment</li> <li>Record patient histories and results accurately using Genie software</li> <li>Explain procedures clearly and reassure anxious patients</li> <li>Maintain clinic setup, cleanliness, and equipment readiness</li> <li>Work closely with the Ophthalmologists and clinic staff to ensure smooth operations</li> </ul> Work Schedule & Locations <p>Whilst you will initially be based at Waratah for training, you will be rostered between clinics at Waratah, Belmont and East Maitland and have flexibility to work longer days with some early morning starts.</p> About You <ul> <li>Strong communication and interpersonal skills</li> <li>Calm, empathetic approach to patient care</li> <li>Professional, reliable, and team focused</li> <li>High attention to detail and ability to follow procedures</li> <li>Flexible and adaptable to changing clinic needs</li> <li>Ophthalmology/or optical dispensing experience ideal</li> </ul> How to apply <p>To learn more about key responsibilities, company culture and associated benefits of this opportunity, please contact Natalie Doolan today on or for a confidential discussion. Alternatively, click "<b>Apply</b>" to submit your covering letter and CV. At peoplefusion we don't just accept diversity and inclusion - we celebrate it! We strive to create an environment of equal opportunity regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, lifestyle, age, religion or physical ability, and welcome applications from people from all backgrounds. If you require any assistance with your application please don't hesitate to contact us.</p>

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