Alyssa Dye

Assisting veterans with all their optical needs

Open/closing vision center. Manage a team to meet or exceed company goals. Payroll and scheduling of a team. Assistant customers with eyewear selections. Training a team in optical skills

Manage a team to meet and exceed company goals. Assist customers with optical decision with glasses. Final inspection on frame and lenses in optical lab. Edge and prepare glasses for patients. Handle scheduling and payroll

• I worked at Midway Eye Care when Dr Shumaker retired I rolled over with the new company who bought his practice. I continued my education and apprenticeship until getting my license. I enjoy everyday of assisting patients with all their eyewear needs, from styling to filing prescriptions to adjusting. I also keep up with frame purchasing and inventory. While managing the optical department and another optician. I maintain a budget to keep optical running as efficiently as I can. Keep up with KPI's and working as a team to meet goals monthly. Roll playing to ensure we are giving our patients the best customer service.

• This is the company who lead me in the right direction. I started at Midway with a goal to become licensed Dr Shumaker was an amazing Doctor and Employeeer. He helped me get my apprenticeship started. I started as a eyewear specialist working up to the optical manager. I did a mixture of things from front desk to lab. Several duties included contact lens ordering and fitting, all eyewear needs, front desk, check out, lipiflow, to sometimes over protest. We had a monthly goal as a company and we have monthly meetings to see what went best and what we needed to work on the be rockstars the following month. When Dr Shumaker retired he sold his practice to Envision Eye Care Dr Susan Keene. I gladly joined that team to see the work of Dr Shumaker to carry on.

• This company was were my love began. I started at Visionworks with no optical experience. I fell in love with all things optics. I wanted to be trained everywhere. I was like a sponge on a mission. I learned to protest, contacts, and all things eyeglasses. I work myself up to 3rd key manager after being there 2 yrs. Where I managed the team into meeting goals and keeping them on track. This was the best team I have ever worked with. I left this company for no other reason than my daughter was young and needed more time out of me.