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Training program for new ophthalmic assistants.

Abstract

1. A certified technician supervises the training of new ophthalmic assistants, but the entire technical staff is involved in the instruction. 2. The program lasts for 10 weeks: 8 weeks of training with ophthalmic procedures and 2 weeks of observation. 3. The essential elements of a well-rounded training program include knowledgeable trainers, role playing, and hand-on experience.

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C W Halpin. Training program for new ophthalmic assistants.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2564897/

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