How many children can a technician typically screen in one day?

Technicians are typically trained to efficiently conduct vision screenings for children, balancing thoroughness with the need to manage time effectively. The range of 100 to 120 children in a single day is considered realistic because it allows the technician to perform each screening with adequate attention to detail while maintaining a steady pace throughout the day. This workload accounts for the time needed for each individual screening, which involves not only testing but also potentially educating the child and caregiver about vision health.

Screening fewer than 100 children might indicate an overly relaxed schedule, which could limit the number of children served, while a figure exceeding 120 might suggest that the quality of screenings and interactions could suffer due to time constraints. This 100 to 120 range thus represents an optimal balance, emphasizing both efficiency and thoroughness in the vision screening process.