I know how to optometry and glasses, but I don t have a license, can I find a job Is the salary high

Do you think you'll get a job if you don't have a college diploma?

Yes, it does. But the premise is that you have to take the optometrist to the highest level, that is, the senior optometrist technician, this level. After passing the exam, I have to practice more in my work and accumulate more experience.

It is not difficult to pass the test, the difficult thing is your technology, your level, and whether your optometry can satisfy customers and make them comfortable to wear. If you can do this, then you must be a good optometrist, and you will become more and more popular with the customer.

Ordinary optical stores are very reliable if they have these, but not vice versa, and two days ago I wrote an article about the criteria for measuring the quality of an optical store, which is very suitable for your question. Read carefully, and you'll find the answer that's really clear.

Everyone has a standard for judging the eyewear industry, and physical stores that naturally connect with consumers are more likely to be judged. So what are the qualities of a good optical store?

Needless to say, optometry ability is primary.

In fact, it is not enough for an optometrist in an optical store to have qualifications, and a crash course can be completed in just one month and obtain the corresponding title. These titles that can be easily obtained are: junior optometrist, intermediate optometrist, senior optometrist.

If you compare these crash courses with those who have studied optometry for four years in college, the knowledge in the stomach is really different in terms of single-professional fitting. What's more, optometrists who have graduated from optometry must learn in school to cover basic ophthalmology knowledge.

Some people may disagree, thinking that they are extremely talented, and disdain the knowledge that needs to be accumulated slowly over many years, and they can do it themselves in a month. Of course, there is indeed no shortage of such geniuses, but the accumulation of long-term intentions and rich experience are indispensable for optometrists. Optometrists who despise their profession and think that they are no different from others are usually at the beginner's level.

Whether or not there is a comprehensive refractor device is a basic parameter to measure an optical store. The optometry step can also be roughly divided into three steps, first computer refraction, then comprehensive refractor fitting at least 18 data, and finally inserting the composite photometric and trying it on. But in practice, the phenomenon of cutting corners is very common, and some optical stores are even more hateful, directly inserting the film after computer refraction to try it on, and then let the customer walk around to adapt to it, and then ask if the dizziness is clear and you can determine the prescription with glasses.

Of course, I didn't follow up in time and ask for customer feedback on try-on, and I didn't know that these optometry steps that determine the final comfort were all gone, not to mention that we had to make any fine-tuning that might need to be made in time based on the try-on feedback. As an optometrist, using no fees as an excuse for not taking optometry seriously is a manifestation of a lack of basic professional ethics.

Good optometry should also be reflected in the attitude of the optometrist, the optometrist also belongs to the practitioner, piety, sincerity, rigorous attitude is also a necessary professional discipline. It is the responsibility of the optometrist to patiently listen to and understand the customer's needs and environment, and also need to constantly confirm the customer's actual visual perception in the optometry process, and finally give the best prescription recommendation. Of course, the final prescription will also be adjusted according to the customer's feedback, but the final prescription suggestion is not ambiguous, nor is it done by the customer himself.

If it takes only 5-10 minutes to complete a photometric prescription, then most of this is coping optometry.

Rushi Technology is the only criterion for judging the quality of an optical store through optometry ability, but it is undeniable that optometry ability bears the weight of an optical store. We hope that through our collective efforts, all opticians will meet this standard.