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Eyebuzz.net ophthalmology job site offers one click search for ophthalmic technician and ophthalmology jobs
Jane Shuman
Boston (MA): Eyebuzz.net is offering one-click job search to ophthalmic technicians and professionals to facilitate faster information on new ophthalmology jobs to job seekers. The site aims at becoming a one-stop location for ophthalmic technicians to evaluate new ophthalmology job opportunities and also be a cost effective ophthalmic job posting resource for administrators.
The easy Click to Post-a-Position or Find-a-Position feature at the homepage http://www.eyebuzz.net makes EyeBuzz an easy to use job search engine for ophthalmic clinical positions like ophthalmic technicians, ophthalmic photographers, ophthalmic scribes, and ophthalmic nurses and billers. Job seekers can register themselves at the site to post their resumes, receive job alerts of emails while ophthalmic administrators and ophthalmologists can register to post jobs, search resumes and also receive resumes by email. The site's easy to use search function make job searching simple, fast and effective. Eyebuzz.net's intelligent search and matching saves jobs seekers the trouble of searching through hundreds of jobs and brings the candidates and recruiters together at one platform.
According to Jane Shuman, President of Eyebuzz.net, "As the number of jobs for ophthalmic technicians, ophthalmic photographers, ophthalmic scribes, and ophthalmic nurses continue to surface, job seekers will have the option to keep themselves updated on the latest job postings and take up the best-suited opportunity through www.eyebuzz.net".
Eyebuzz.net offers both keyword and city/state based search for ophthalmology job openings. "The search feature in eyebuzz.net is simple to use and I was able to find many jobs that suited my requirement in a short span of time." stated an Ophthalmic Technician who recently took a position in Boston after applying through Eyebuzz.net. In addition to postings made directly on www.eyebuzz.net, ophthalmic job vacancies from other online job sites, periodicals and other agencies are also added to the site every day.
Since ophthalmology is a constantly changing and challenging field, Eyebuzz.net also provides valuable ophthalmologic information for ophthalmic technicians to keep connected to our field through Twitter and other media. EyeBuzz can be found at www.Twitter.com/eyetechs with constant updates on the latest in ophthalmology jobs and other useful information for ophthalmology professionals. Over the next year, eyebuzz.net will be adding an ophthalmic technician blog, ophthalmic practice/technician resources and a classified section dedicated to the needs of the eye technician.
EyeBuzz" aims at providing an ophthalmic clinical personnel recruitment and ophthalmic career opportunity resource. As the site grows, it will continue to add additional valuable ophthalmic resources for eye care professionals. The unique and innovative features of the website make it an indispensable recruitment resource for ophthalmic clinical positions like ophthalmic technicians, ophthalmic photographers, ophthalmic scribes, and ophthalmic nurses. Eyebuzz.net's intelligent search and matching saves jobs seekers the trouble of searching through multiple websites and hundreds of jobs and brings the candidates and recruiters together at one platform.
For more details, please visit http://www.eyebuzz.net and "Catch the Buzz".
About www.eyebuzz.net
www.eyebuzz.net is an ophthalmology clinical job site specializing in catering to the needs of both ophthalmic job seekers and ophthalmology employers. The site is aimed at providing a one stop recruitment resource for ophthalmic clinical positions like ophthalmic technicians, ophthalmic photographers, ophthalmic scribes, and ophthalmic nurses. Jane T. Shuman, C.O.T., C.O.E., President of Eyetechs, Inc., is a nationally recognized authority on clinical flow, scheduling and technician education. She worked in a high volume ophthalmology practice for over fifteen years and founded Eyetechs Inc. in 1999.
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11/10/2009
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