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INSTRUCTOR, OPHTHALMIC PROGRAM
Summary

Ten year veteran of the United States Air Force. Excellent customer service, management, and problem solving skills. Knowledgeable Subject Matter Expert. Successful at developing and overseeing site-based and online training programs. Decisive and disciplined professional with personable style and thorough approach.

Skills
  • Education assessments
  • Policy and procedure improvements
  • Course development
  • Learning skills development
  • Testing efficiencies
  • Curriculum planning and implementation
  • Quizzes, tests and exams
  • Academic instruction
  • Innovative lesson planning
  • Classroom management
  • Budget coordination
  • Attendance monitoring
  • Tutoring and coaching
  • Individual instruction
  • Public speaking
Experience
Instructor, Ophthalmic Program02/2018 to CurrentCompany NameCity, State
  • Developed engaging and informative lesson plans that incorporated multiple learning modalities to help students grasp complex concepts.
  • Delivered training program courses to meet validated agency requirements.
  • Employed proven conflict-resolution methods to alleviate grievances between parties.
  • Researched and developed innovative learning methods to optimize learning processes.
  • Managed all training in regards to staff development, change management and technical operations and controls.
  • Mitigated learning hurdles and instructed 300 personnel in problem-solving, social skills and decision-making through implementation of five learning aids and methods.
  • Attended faculty meetings to brainstorm ideas and discuss methods for solving issues.
  • Provided leadership, insight and mentoring to newly hired employees to supply knowledge of various company programs.
  • Observed and evaluated student performance and development and provided appropriate feedback on work.
  • Documented class absence and grade information in student records.
Ophthalmic Technician06/2010 to 02/2021Company NameCity, State
  • Observed pupils, visual acuteness, and extra-ocular movements to check patient status.
  • Obtained and recorded patient medical history and operated ophthalmic equipment.
  • Advised patients on ocular medications, dressings and contact lenses.
  • Counseled patients in surgery and treatment plans.
  • Measured corneal curvature with keratometers or ophthalmometers to aid in diagnosis of conditions such as astigmatism.
  • Led patients to exam rooms, collected medical histories and asked questions regarding health and current medications to provide physicians with optimal initial data.
  • Checked inventory levels and ordered supplies, medications and materials to meet expected demand.
  • Conducted tonometry or tonography tests to measure intraocular pressure.
  • Screened patients for issues and eye diseases, checking visual acuity, color plates, pupil dilation and papillary function.
  • Addressed issues noted during preliminary examinations with physician to provide important information and boost appointment success.
  • Promoted healing and patient satisfaction by delivering detailed instructions for pre- and post-op eye care to patients as directed by physicians.
  • Leveraged strong interpersonal, communication and collaboration skills to relate successfully to diverse individuals, including patients and staff, on daily basis.
Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge AO02/2014 to 02/2018Company NameCity, State
  • Instructed personnel on ways to reduce environmental hazards and proper use of PPE.
  • Enhanced emergency preparedness procedures.
  • Maintained over $200,000 in equipment with no losses.
  • Provided excellent service and attention to customers when face-to-face or through phone conversations.
  • Reduced waste and company costs through Green Belt Process Improvement. Increased spectacle shipment time by 30%.
  • Recorded observations and baseline measurements to maintain accurate medical records.
  • Provided excellent customer service by effectively communicating with patients, families, staff and staff in other hospital departments.
  • Observed pupils, visual acuteness, and extra-ocular movements to check patient status.
  • Obtained and recorded patient medical history and operated ophthalmic equipment.
  • Advised patients on ocular medications, dressings and contact lenses.
  • Led patients to exam rooms, collected medical histories and asked questions regarding health and current medications to provide physicians with optimal initial data.
  • Checked inventory levels and ordered supplies, medications and materials to meet expected demand.
  • Addressed issues noted during preliminary examinations with physician to provide important information and boost appointment success.
Education and Training
Associate of Science: Ophthalmic Technician05/2018Community College Of The Air ForceCity, State
Associate of Science: Instructor of Technology And Military Science06/2019Community College Of The Air ForceCity, State
Bachelor of Science: Cyber SecurityAmerican Military UniversityCity
Certifications
  • Certified Paraoptometric Technician, American Optometric Association, 2019
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Resume Overview

School Attended

  • Community College Of The Air Force
  • American Military University

Job Titles Held:

  • Instructor, Ophthalmic Program
  • Ophthalmic Technician
  • Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge AO

Degrees

  • Associate of Science : Ophthalmic Technician 05/2018
    Associate of Science : Instructor of Technology And Military Science 06/2019
    Bachelor of Science : Cyber Security

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