Skills by Occupation

follow clinical guidelines maintain records of clients' prescriptions respond to changing situations in health care manage healthcare users' data optical instruments verify lenses compliance eye protection regulations use lensometer advise on healthcare users' informed consent comply with legislation related to health care develop a collaborative therapeutic relationship adhere to organisational guidelines adjust eyeglasses to fit customers ensure customer focus accept own accountability quality standards of ophthalmic equipment ensure safety of healthcare users apply numeracy skills optical glass characteristics promote inclusion empathise with the healthcare user work in multidisciplinary health teams health care legislation deal with emergency care situations operate optical measuring equipment dispense corrective lenses perform frames' repairs contribute to continuity of health care use e-health and mobile health technologies educate on the prevention of illness interact with healthcare users listen actively repair lenses advise on contact lense maintenance work in a multicultural environment in health care prepare work orders for the optical laboratory comply with optical prescriptions inform policy makers on health-related challenges apply health sciences apply organisational techniques provide health education cut lenses for eyeglasses monitor stock level advise customers on eyewear maintenance comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice handle contact lenses apply context specific clinical competences

maintain relationship with customers employ foreign languages for health-related research sell optical products operate cash point operate cash register achieve sales targets make referrals to ophthalmology employ foreign languages in care process payments maintain relationship with suppliers provide treatment strategies for challenges to human health manage staff have computer literacy