Ophthalmic Scribe
About the job
- At least two years of experience in a medical office, preferably an ophthalmology office.
- Scribe certification is required; certified ophthalmic assistant certification is preferred.
- Accurately summarize and document the physician’s verbalizations during examinations, including examination charting, additions to the chief complaint, assessment, treatment recommendations, and appropriate justification of clinical decisions.
- Observe patients and physicians and provide assistance during examinations when appropriate.
- Monitor patients’ verbal and non-verbal communication while physicians provide instructions, repeating information, providing written instructions, or distributing patient education materials when necessary.
- Complete the superbill, enter billing orders, and complete the check-out form when directed by the physician, then provide direction to the patient before proceeding to the next patient.
- Become fluent in the exact requirements of each examination.
- Experience in an ophthalmology office.
- Certified ophthalmic assistant certification.
About the company
Eye Health America coordinates a network of ophthalmology and optometry practices and ambulatory surgery centers in the Southeast US. It grows by acquiring established eye care practices and providing extensive operational, administrative, and financial support so clinicians can focus on patient care. The company earns revenue by offering practice management services, integration, and growth resources to its member locations, including optical, contact lens, and LASIK services. Compared with others, EHA emphasizes rapid consolidation of regional eye care providers through acquisitions and centralized back‑office support, allowing partner practices to expand service offerings and clinical reach. The overarching goal is to improve efficiency, scale, and access to comprehensive eye care across its network while maintaining clinical autonomy at the partner sites.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Alpharetta, Georgia
Founded
2018
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Quigley Eye Specialists joined in February 2025, adding ten clinics and two ASCs.
- Eye Center of Central Georgia expanded EHA into Macon and reached 14 ASCs.
- EHA posted 68 open jobs on September 18, 2026, showing active hiring.
What critics are saying
- Revelio Labs shows headcount fell from 883 in 2023 to 809 in 2026.
- EHA's 2023 Young lawsuit signals recurring employment conflict risk across its clinics.
- If surgeons defect, ASC volume drops and LLR's roll-up thesis breaks.
What makes Eye Health America unique
- EHA combines practices and ASCs across Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina into one network.
- Its September 2026 Century Health deal turns 200,000 retinal records into research assets.
- EHA's integrated model links clinical care, surgery, and management under one operator.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Employee Discount
Wellness Program
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
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6 month growth
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8%Century Health, Eye Health America partner to advance chronic retinal disease research. Wednesday, September 16, 2026 12:24 AM NEW YORK - Century Health, a company that applies artificial intelligence (AI) to real-world clinical data to accelerate research, and Eye Health America, a leading integrated eyecare platform in the Southeastern United States, have together announced a collaboration that aims to transform years of clinical data into research-grade datasets that support real-world evidence generation and life sciences research for chronic retinal conditions. Through this partnership, the companies "will create one of the most detailed longitudinal datasets on chronic retinal disease with insights from more than 200,000 de-identified records," the announcement stated. "The clinical data that matters most in retinal disease, like progression measurements, imaging findings, treatment response over years, has remained locked inside ophthalmology practices," said Vish Srivastava, co-founder and CEO of Century Health. "We're thrilled to partner with Eye Health America to change that, and to bring this depth of real-world evidence to life sciences researchers." In making the announcement, the companies pointed to disease progression measurements that they said can be "trapped" inside PDF attachments and scanned reports rather than entered into an electronic health record (EHR) as structured data. As a result, studies that rely only on structured EHR fields have the potential to miss critical aspects of the clinical picture, they noted, creating an incomplete view of how retinal diseases such as diabetic retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration (AMD) actually progress and how patients respond to treatment in routine care. The Century Health Abstraction and Retrieval Model, CHARM, an AI model, will enable Eye Health America to use these unstructured reports, the companies said, some going back more than a decade, to extract key values for quantitative retinal measurements and disease progression metrics. CHARM then converts this historical data into structured datasets for research. Drawing on more than 200,000 de-identified records, this partnership will create a detailed longitudinal dataset on chronic retinal disease that can be used to support life sciences research into how these conditions respond to real-world variables, the companies said. "Caring for patients with chronic eye conditions means following subtle changes over many years, yet much of that longitudinal history isn't available for large-scale research," said Cathleen McCabe, MD, chief medical officer at Eye Health America. "By transforming more clinical history into usable data, we can better understand how these diseases progress, identify which treatments work best for different patients, and ultimately improve the care we deliver."
Eye Health America (EHA), a prominent integrated eye care provider in the Southeastern United States, is pleased to announce its partnership with the
Eye Health America, based in Greenville, S.C., has acquired the Eye Center of Central Georgia, an ophthalmology-focused ASC in Macon, Ga. This acquisition marks Eye Health America's 30th partnership and 14th ASC. The Eye Center of Central Georgia, founded in 1965 and led by Drs. Malcolm Moore, Spencer Maddox, and John Ervin, offers services such as cataract, cornea, oculoplastic, pediatric, and glaucoma surgeries. Eye Health America operates in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
Eye Health America (EHA), a prominent integrated eye care provider in the Southeastern United States, is pleased to announce its partnership with the Eye Center of Central Georgia (ECCG) today.
Eye Health America (EHA), a leading integrated eye care platform in the Southeastern United States, is excited to announce its acquisition of Quigley