• Perform comprehensive eye and vision tests.
• Diagnose defects of the eye, such as myopia, astigmatism, and glaucoma.
• Provide personalized temporary and permanent solutions to sight issues based on each patient’s specific case and medical history.
• Prescribe medications, eyeglasses, and contact lenses.
• Advise patients on proper eye care techniques.
• Keep updated and accurate medical records for all patients.
• Book next appointments in cases where re-examination is required.
• Train patients on how to use and maintain their contact lenses.
• Refer eye doctors and ophthalmologists when patients need to undergo surgery or in cases of severe eye injuries.

Skills: Comprehensive Eye Exams, Vision Diagnosis, Patient Care Planning, Optical Prescriptions, Eye Health Education, Medical Record Management, Appointment Scheduling, Contact Lens Training

• Examine the vision and ocular pathways of patients of all ages for vision errors and disorders, ocular disease, ocular trauma or infection, and systemic ocular complications.
• Monitor ocular health for systemic conditions such as diabetes.
• Communicate with patients to obtain detailed case histories.
• Use ophthalmic equipment for diagnostic testing and for subjective and objective interpretation.
• Perform refractions for eyeglass, contact lens, or specialty lens prescriptions.
• Manage the fitting, ordering, and dispensing of eyeglass prescriptions.
• Manage and maintain optical inventory.
• Provide advice, reassurance, and patient care on vision-related matters.
• Make proper and prompt referrals and provide adequate documentation.
• Direct staff, including dispensing opticians and clerical staff.
• Administer, organize, and plan the development of the practice or optical department.

Skills: Ocular Health Assessment, Systemic Disease Monitoring, Patient Case History, Ophthalmic Diagnostics, Vision Refraction, Optical Dispensing Management, Inventory Control, Clinical Leadership

• Examine patients having a full range of visual problems by using a full field of optometry instruments and techniques.
• Diagnose visual diseases, disorders, and deficiencies and prescribe treatment according to applicable laws of the licensing jurisdiction.
• Prescribe and fit contact lenses.
• Determine the visual requirements of the partially sighted.
• Prescribe low-vision aids such as telescopic and microscopic lenses, magnifiers, and other optical devices to aid low-vision patients.
• Use diagnostic pharmaceutical agents to detect and diagnose ocular pathology when permitted by licensure or standing orders of a physician.
• Use examination techniques to determine ocular signs of systemic diseases and medications.
• Refer patients to other appropriate providers for further evaluation and treatment.
• Participate in departmental and educational meetings, including peer review activities within the department and medical facility.
• Consult regularly with internal medicine, pediatrics, and ophthalmology on patient care issues.
• Assist in implementing eye care in-service education programs for medical center staff and at patient education seminars.
• Evaluate and manage stated anterior segment disorders under the standing orders of a physician and in co-management with an ophthalmologist.

Skills: Optometric Examination, Disease Diagnosis, Contact Lens Fitting, Low Vision Care, Ocular Pharmacology, Systemic Disease Detection, Patient Referral, Clinical Collaboration

• Provide direct care to patients.
• Independently diagnose all optometry and ocular problems through external and internal physical evaluation of the eye and surrounding tissues.
• Manage ocular diseases and ocular manifestations of systemic diseases.
• Prescribes topical and systemic medications in the treatment of ophthalmic conditions.
• Consult with ophthalmology, primary care physicians, and other specialty clinicians.
• Provide vision and eye care education and counseling to patients.
• Responsible for recording all patient care examinations, assessments, procedures, and care plans in health records.
• Assess, evaluate, diagnose, and manage vision disorders utilizing refractive, pharmaceutical, and rehabilitative treatment modalities.
• Consult with physicians or other care providers to augment the care of patients in the Hospital, Nursing Home Care Units, and Clinics.

Skills: Direct Patient Care, Ocular Diagnosis, Disease Management, Medication Prescribing, Clinical Consultation, Patient Education, Medical Documentation, Vision Disorder Management

• Perform sight tests and offer the best clinical and technical advice.
• Provide visual field and retinal imaging assessments.
• Consult with patients regarding eye health, offering guidance on preventative measures and ways to maintain current conditions.
• Assist the branch manager in tracking and monitoring branch performance.
• Ensure all equipment is correctly maintained and fit for purpose.
• Deliver high-quality care and service and respond promptly to customer needs.
• Assist in the orientation and training of new employees.

Skills: Sight Testing, Retinal Imaging, Eye Health Advice, Performance Monitoring, Equipment Maintenance, Patient Service, Clinical Support, Staff Training

• Provide comprehensive patient care to patients of all ages.
• Maintain a friendly, professional, and stress-free environment for every patient.
• Build and maintain strong working relationships with the store manager and staff members.
• Provide support to the team in the areas of optical knowledge and patient care.
• Grow the existing patient database by delivering excellent service.
• Ensure all optical products meet required quality and safety standards.
• Participate in performance evaluations.

Skills: Comprehensive Patient Care, Patient Experience, Team Collaboration, Optical Knowledge, Patient Retention, Quality Assurance, Performance Evaluation, Professional Communication

• Provide independent pediatric eye care while coordinating with ophthalmologists for complex cases.
• Perform daytime inpatient consultations and evaluate emergency room patients.
• Manage a pediatric population that often presents with significant ocular conditions.
• Assess vision to identify refractive errors and prescribe glasses for infants and children.
• Conduct thorough internal and external eye examinations within California’s optometry regulations.
• Develop appropriate treatment plans tailored to each patient’s clinical findings.
• Support eye exams, contact lens evaluations, ordering tasks, and patient aftercare.
• Maintain a clean and organized eye-testing environment for consistent service quality.
• Offer attentive customer service that prioritizes patient comfort and satisfaction.
• Recommend products that meet each patient’s visual needs while promoting current offers.

Skills: Pediatric Eye Care, Inpatient Consultation, Ocular Disease Management, Pediatric Refraction, Clinical Eye Exams, Treatment Planning, Contact Lens Support, Patient Service

• Provide primary eye care to promote excellent ocular health.
• Review systemic diseases that may affect the ocular system.
• Provide care primarily in the outpatient eye clinic, with limited services extending to inpatients in various hospital settings.
• Assess visual function using multiple techniques, including evaluation of the anterior and posterior segments of the eye.
• Review systemic disease history to determine potential adverse effects on the ocular system.
• Prescribe visual aids, including glasses, to address refractive or functional issues.
• Prescribe topical and systemic pharmaceuticals to manage acute or chronic ocular conditions.
• Serve as an independent medical provider working under individual licensure.
• Utilize ancillary testing such as visual fields, Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT), and fundus photography to assist in diagnosing and managing ocular pathology.
• Provide appropriate consultations for secondary treatments such as surgery and perform post-operative follow-up.
• Provide clinical supervision to student interns and optometry residents.
• Work effectively and courteously within the optometry section and with internal and external customers.
• Follow national and local policies and comply with continuing education requirements mandated by state licensure and the medical center.

Skills: Primary Eye Care, Systemic Disease Review, Visual Function Assessment, Refractive Prescribing, Ocular Pharmacology, Diagnostic Testing, Surgical Referral, Clinical Supervision

• Diagnose and treat refractive disorders.
• Diagnose and treat ocular disorders caused by age-related illnesses.
• Examine, diagnose, treat, and manage diseases, injuries, and disorders of the visual system, the eye, and associated structures.
• Identify related systemic conditions affecting the eye.
• Enter patient information and complete required clinical documentation in the EMR system.
• Provide mobile model treatment of patients requiring daily travel to skilled nursing facilities.

Skills: Refractive Disorder Care, Ocular Disease Treatment, Vision System Management, Systemic Condition Detection, EMR Documentation, Mobile Patient Care

• Conduct eye exams using optometric equipment and general diagnostic interpretation.
• Diagnose and treat ocular disease.
• Prescribe, fit, and adjust eyeglasses, contact lenses, and other vision aids.
• Recommend appropriate patient follow-up and care options in conjunction with ophthalmologists.
• Answer questions and provide advice to patients regarding vision and optical issues.
• Deliver outstanding customer service through all patient interactions.
• Direct staff and assist in the development of the overall practice.

Skills: Eye Examination, Ocular Disease Treatment, Optical Prescribing, Clinical Referral, Patient Counseling, Customer Service, Staff Supervision, Practice Development

• Examine patients’ eyes for vision problems, disease, and other abnormal conditions and prescribe lenses and treatment.
• Fit patients with frames.
• Fill out lab forms and send prescriptions to the contracting laboratory.
• Verify prescriptions when they return from the laboratory.
• Fit, adjust, and dispense eyeglasses or contact lenses to patients.
• Assist patients with prescriptions for eyeglasses from sources outside the institution.
• Perform eyeglass repairs and re-examinations.

Skills: Eye Examination, Vision Diagnosis, Optical Prescribing, Frame Fitting, Lab Coordination, Prescription Verification, Eyewear Dispensing, Optical Repairs

• Perform standard eye exams for persons served.
• Check for evidence of disease, injury, or other issues impacting vision.
• Provide prescriptions for corrective lenses.
• Listen to and address questions and concerns from persons served.
• Educate persons served regarding available options.
• Analyze results from all tests conducted and share findings with persons served.
• Prescribe medications.
• Utilize all necessary equipment properly and ensure it remains in good working order.
• Coordinate with staff to meet the needs of persons served.
• Check the prescription and fit of corrective contact lenses.
• Chart all findings (tests, prescriptions, and treatments) in the record of persons served, providing written summaries of history, diagnosis, treatment course, and other required documentation.
• Assist in the job-shadow portion of the interview process for potential staff.

Skills: Eye Examination, Ocular Disease Detection, Lens Prescribing, Patient Communication, Vision Education, Diagnostic Analysis, Medication Prescribing, Medical Documentation

• Lead all clinical aspects of the center to ensure the best patient care for general ophthalmology, cataract, and glaucoma patients.
• Work with technicians to improve efficiencies in testing and patient workups and ensure accurate patient refractions.
• Follow the clinical standards of care for the center, including operating practices and procedures, incident tracking and reporting, quality maintenance, surgical protocol, medication protocol updates, and patient and occupational health and safety.
• Interact with the center and surgeon to ensure full communication between the surgeon and staff regarding surgical protocol, patient management, and medication schedules.
• Perform pre- and post-operative care for patients at the center and assist doctors with pre- and post-operative care when complications arise.
• Follow up with co-managing or referring doctors regarding patient status and results.
• Define and report clinical incidents.

Skills: Clinical Leadership, Ophthalmology Care, Patient Refraction, Clinical Protocol Compliance, Surgical Coordination, Pre Post Op Care, Physician Collaboration, Incident Reporting

• Provide primary vision care to the community health patient population in accordance with protocol and accepted standards of care.
• Consult with staff physicians in making decisions regarding patient care.
• Evaluate and treat patients in the health centers and school-based settings, providing continuity of patient care.
• Complete appropriate correspondence, phone calls, and letters to patients and referring physicians.
• Check lab reports and correspondence within the required timeframe.
• Act on abnormal labs immediately upon arrival.
• Provide clear instructions for all ocular health tests.

Skills: Primary Vision Care, Clinical Consultation, Patient Evaluation, Continuity of Care, Medical Correspondence, Lab Result Review, Abnormal Lab Response, Patient Instruction

• Conduct medical and low-vision task–related history assessments.
• Assess visual function, including visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, visual fields, glare testing, laser interferometry, or potential acuity measurement, and color vision.
• Assess visual-function–related pathology and address associated evaluation and management issues, such as cloudy media or central and peripheral field defects.
• Manage visual function issues related to specific conditions.
• Perform low-vision refraction and assess optical devices for trial use.
• Develop an interdisciplinary rehabilitation plan and prescribe optical devices that assist the person served in meeting visual goals.
• Counsel patients on management of eye pathology, coping strategies, recommended medical services, and referrals to additional medical or rehabilitation care.

Skills: Low Vision Assessment, Visual Function Testing, Ocular Pathology Evaluation, Condition-Based Management, Low Vision Refraction, Optical Device Selection, Rehabilitation Planning, Patient Counseling

• Provide comprehensive assessment, diagnostic work-up, and clinical intervention, including patient assessment, health history review, physical examination, and patient education for Veterans.
• Integrate eye care services with other professionals.
• Order and evaluate diagnostic tests and recommend treatment or referral.
• Work closely with both optometry and ophthalmology to provide eye care to Veterans.
• Interpret diseases and conditions of the eye and adnexa, as well as ocular manifestations of systemic disease.
• Conduct routine eye exams, prescribe glasses, and manage various ocular conditions common in a hospital-based eye clinic, including diabetes, macular degeneration, and glaucoma.
• Order, verify, dispense, and adjust optical aids for visually impaired patients.

Skills: Clinical Eye Assessment, Diagnostic Testing, Interdisciplinary Care, Ocular Disease Management, Routine Eye Exams, Optical Prescribing, Vision Rehabilitation, Veteran Patient Care

• Conduct eye examinations in regularly scheduled clinics.
• Provide diagnostic, preventative, and therapeutic eye care to patients.
• Teach and supervise optometry externs.
• Take responsibility for community care referrals.
• Address visual functions, including reduced visual acuity, impaired contrast sensitivity, impaired central or peripheral vision, eye-movement dysfunction, loss of depth perception, and combinations of these.
• Use functional vision evaluation instruments to assess visual acuity, visual fields, visual perception, visual-motor functioning, and literacy skills in reading and writing as they relate to vision impairment and disability.
• Operate under the supervision of the Eye Care Chief for day-to-day activities.
• Apply professional judgment in using standard theories, procedures, diagnostic measures, relevant policies, training, and preferred practice patterns in accordance with accepted practice.

Skills: Eye Examinations, Therapeutic Eye Care, Preventive Care, Optometry Supervision, Community Referrals, Functional Vision Assessment, Clinical Judgment, Vision Impairment Management

• Deliver high-quality primary eye and vision care services.
• Examine for and prescribe corrective lenses, order diagnostic imaging, and laboratory studies.
• Prepare referrals for diagnosis, treatment, and management of systemic and ocular conditions revealed through optometric examination.
• Provide patient and family education regarding ocular health issues.
• Provide emergency care, evaluating, managing, and triaging emergent non-surgical eye conditions, problem-oriented care, managing patients referred with complaints typical of routine eye care disorders; preventive health services, performing mandated examinations such as diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma screenings, and performing compensation and pension exams.
• Perform clinical procedures, such as medical and ocular history, visual acuity measurement, pupillary function testing, color vision testing, extraocular muscle function and binocularity testing, refractive and accommodative testing, external examination of the eye and adnexal structures, biomicroscopic evaluation of the ocular, anterior, and posterior segments of the eye, including fundus lens evaluation.
• Collaborate with other optometrists, ophthalmologists, nursing staff, technicians, and administrators to facilitate operations within the service to meet common goals.
• Perform the administrative components of patient care management, including timely completion of progress notes, consults, and encounters for all patients.

Skills: Primary Eye Care, Corrective Lens Prescribing, Diagnostic Imaging Orders, Clinical Referrals, Patient Education, Emergency Eye Care, Clinical Procedures, Interdisciplinary Collaboration

• Examine patients in regularly scheduled clinics and provide diagnostic, preventative, and therapeutic eye care to patients of all ages, considering age-related and cultural differences of the veteran populations served.
• Address visual functions, including reduced visual acuity, impaired contrast sensitivity, impaired central or peripheral vision, eye-movement dysfunction, loss of depth perception, and combinations of these.
• Perform other directly related duties, including management of community care referrals.
• Communicate and treat customers (veterans, representatives, visitors, and staff) in a courteous, tactful, and respectful manner.
• Provide customers with consistent information according to established policies and procedures.
• Provide clinical supervision to student interns.
• Participate actively in performance improvement and attend assigned meetings or process action teams, working collaboratively with other specialties.
• Follow directives and policies and maintain current certification.
• Use computer skills to access and input typed data into the computerized patient record system.
• Provide direct clinical supervision of health technicians and other staff.
• Cooperate with and participate in medical duties or functions related to quality of care, peer review, and other performance improvement activities.
• Provide prescribed medical treatment and personal care services to veterans in need of optometry services.
• Document observations, assessments, and changes in patient condition while collaborating with health team members to support positive patient care outcomes.
• Attend mandatory trainings, comply with CME requirements in the specialty of optometry, and complete required courses on time.

Skills: Clinical Eye Care, Visual Function Assessment, Community Care Referrals, Patient Communication, Clinical Supervision, Performance Improvement, Medical Documentation, Quality Care Compliance

• Understand, monitor, and ensure effective execution of all policies and procedures by completing administrative tasks correctly and on time, supporting organizational goals and values, and supporting affirmative action and respecting diversity.
• Design and systematically execute proactive, recurring processes to achieve goals.
• Identify and resolve problems on time and develop alternative solutions.
• Analyze the market and competition and adapt the strategy to changing conditions.
• Use research, facts, and analysis to inform decisions and continually improve outcomes.
• Develop implementation plans and communicate changes effectively by building team commitment, supporting those affected by change, and evaluating results.
• Examine patients competently, diagnose diseases, and treat effectively while performing all necessary procedures.
• Educate patients by establishing a friendly relationship, explaining treatment complications and healing timelines, preparing case files including medical history, providing regular guidance on general eye care, and staying informed on the latest vision-treatment techniques.
• Evaluate patient needs by responding promptly, managing difficult or emotional situations, developing innovative approaches, and soliciting feedback to improve service.
• Work effectively with members of the leadership team in pursuit of company goals.
• Prioritize team success over individual needs to support organizational achievement.
• Collaborate with the practice support center team to implement new programs and initiatives and provide feedback and ideas for improvement.
• Provide vision and inspiration to peers and subordinates by displaying passion and optimism, remaining open to others’ ideas, succeeding in a fast-paced environment with diverse personalities, and including staff in planning, decision-making, and process improvement.
• Build a community within the practice that fosters teammate satisfaction and retention by developing strategies to achieve organizational goals, remaining available to staff, accepting feedback, developing subordinate skills, and encouraging growth.

Skills: Policy Compliance, Strategic Planning, Problem Solving, Market Analysis, Clinical Diagnosis, Patient Education, Change Management, Team Leadership

• Provincial Optometrist License.
• Ability to communicate with customers and teammates.
• Must demonstrate an exemplary commitment to provide exceptional customer service.
• Excited to grow and foster a new practice in a self-starter environment with endless potential.
• Passionate about delivering the best health care and achieving the optimal outcomes for patients.
• Ability to make patients at ease, knowing they are receiving the best quality eye examination.
• Professional, friendly disposition and keen sense of humor.
• Highly motivated and able to adapt to changing environments.
• Fluent in written and oral English (and/or knowledge of a second language).
• Honest, open, and collaborative.

Qualifications: BS in Vision Science with 2 years of Experience

• Valid state license to practice optometry.
• Ability to communicate with a wide range of patient personalities.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• A strong sense of workplace professionalism and personal ethics.
• Customer-service orientation with excellent interpersonal skills.
• Excellent planning and organizing skills.
• Good team player and individual contributor.

Qualifications: BA in Health Communication with 1 year of Experience

• Any State License to include Therapeutic Pharmaceutical Agents (TPA).
• Experience in the general therapeutic pharmaceutical agents practice of optometry.
• Experience in providing pre and post-operative care of corneal refractive surgery patients.
• Good customer service background.
• Great attention to detail and able to handle a diverse workload.
• Strong interpersonal skills, listening to patients and staff members’ needs, and possesses a friendly demeanor.
• Ability to identify issues and resolve problems promptly, use reason even when dealing with emotional topics.
• Knowledge of EagleSoft/Dolphin Database, DentaQuest, RevolutionEHR software, and Paychex Human Resource and Payroll Systems.
• Proficiency with all Microsoft Office programs.

Qualifications: BS in Biomedical Sciences with 3 years of Experience

• Work experience as an Optometrist.
• In-depth understanding of eye conditions and vision defects.
• Hands-on experience with eye examination tools, such as an ophthalmoscope and a tonometer.
• Ability to explain medical terms simply and calmly.
• Superb attention to detail.
• Be able to demonstrate industry knowledge and experience in providing excellent care and service.
• Strong communication in English.
• Able to multitask and complete tasks correctly and on time.

Qualifications: BA in Human Physiology with 2 years of Experience

• High degree of responsibility, excellent interpersonal skills, organizational ability, problem-solving skills, and written and oral communication skills.
• High degree of accuracy, attention to detail, and manual dexterity.
• Ability to quickly identify problems as well as their most effective treatments.
• Skilled in addressing patient care needs in a compassionate and empathetic manner.
• Skilled in working in a collaborative, team-based practice.
• Demonstrate respect and regard for the dignity of all patients, visitors, and fellow employees to ensure a professional and courteous environment.
• Adapt to managing reasonable patient expectations and complaints.
• Knowledge of accreditation standards (AAAHC, HRSA).
• Computer proficiency (Microsoft Office, Internet, EMR/EHR, and online resources).
• Logical, methodical approach to work and capable of meticulous record-keeping.

Qualifications: BS in Clinical Psychology with 1 year of Experience

• Licensure to practice optometry in the state of Oklahoma.
• Knowledge of the principles and practices of optometry.
• Working knowledge of current literature and recent developments in the field of optometry.
• Understanding of the laws, regulations, and policies affecting the practice of optometry. 
• Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships.
• Ability to gain the confidence and cooperation of patients.
• Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.
• Ability to apply principles of self-discipline necessary to serve the needs of the patient population.

Qualifications: BS in Optical Engineering with 2 years of Experience

• A Doctor of Optometry licensed.
• Able to adapt and thrive in a fast-paced, ever-changing work environment.
• Dedicated to making people healthy and happy.
• Knowledgeable about new technology and eager to incorporate it into work.
• An innovative, proactive, and entrepreneurial spirit.
• Business-minded and driven to deliver results.
• Pro-active and hungry to learn.
• Willing to support other centers with high team spirit.

Qualifications: BA in Public Health with 1 year of Experience

• Current and valid license to practice optometry issued by the California State Board of Optometry Examiners.
• Current BLS Certification.
• Passionate about eyewear, fashion, and culture.
• Excellent at communicating technical terms in a digestible and poignant way.
• Well-versed customer service representative with a drive and passion to provide an impeccable client journey.
• Motivated self-starter.
• Excellent detail orientation and time management skills.
• Excels under pressure in a fast-paced work environment.
• Flexible with scheduling and available to work weekends.

Qualifications: BA in Sociology with 2 years of Experience

• Must be licensed in the state of Texas to practice Optometry.
• Previous work experience as an optometrist.
• Must be able to operate primarily independently and work with support team members.
• Must be comfortable working with other Optometrists and assume leadership responsibilities on occasion.
• Business acumen, self-discipline, and the ability to deal tactfully with patients.
• Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity.
• Good interpersonal and communication skills.

Qualifications: BS in Biological Sciences with 1 year of Experience

• Current California Optometric License.
• State of California Certification for the treatment of ocular disease.
• State of California Certification for the treatment of glaucoma.
• Current CPR certification.
• DEA license.
• Bilingual in English and Spanish.
• Familiarity with Practice Management and Electronic Medical Records systems, NextGen.
• Experience with computers, Microsoft Office products (Word/Excel), business e-mail communication systems, and internet search capabilities.
• Be willing and able to deliver high-quality patient care efficiently.

Qualifications: BS in Medical Technology with 3 years of Experience

• Valid optometrist licence/registration (depending upon the country of origin).
• Work experience, preferably in Optical retail.
• Excellent knowledge of the most common optical instruments and their application.
• Good communication skills, both verbal and written.
• Fluent in English and/or Arabic.
• Must be a passionate team player and hard-working.
• Customer service-oriented.
• Excellent knowledge of major international brands available for frames, sunglasses, Rx lenses, contact lenses, and solutions.

Qualifications: BA in Retail Management with 2 years of Experience

• Previous working experience as an Optometrist.
• Ability to build rapport with patients.
• Compassionate and caring demeanor.
• Familiarity with medical terminology.
• A valid and current CPR card (American Heart Association).
• Must have up-to-date credentials in the state of California.
• Bilingual in Spanish and English.
• Excellent active listening and interpersonal skills.

Qualifications: BS in Health Services Administration with 1 year of Experience

• State optometric therapeutic license or equivalent.
• National Board of Examiners in Optometry certification.
• Professional knowledge of ocular physiology, anatomy, and pathology commensurate with American Optometric Association and community optometric standards.
• Thorough knowledge of optics, refraction, and contact lens principles.
• Knowledge of advanced optometry procedures, instrumentation, and techniques as related to the field of optometry.
• Knowledge of refractive surgery, including familiarity with the refractive lasers currently used in the Ophthalmology Clinic, patient selection, and co-management of refractive surgery patients.
• Experience within the preceding 36 months as an Optometrist in a setting of similar size and complexity.
• Basic Life Support (BLS).
• Strong communication skills.
• Must have superb attention to detail.

Qualifications: BS in Neuroscience with 4 years of Experience

• Licensed in Optometry and hold a current AHPRA registration.
• Ability to create a professional, friendly testing experience for every customer.
• Be able to create relationships with patients and other health practitioners in the area.
• Experience in cross-management with doctors in the area.
• Be able to work solo, but also in a team environment.
• Good written and communication skills in English.
• Outgoing personality and good interpersonal skills.
• Able to multitask as well as work independently and under pressure.
• Strong organizational skills.
• Meticulous and possesses initiative.

Qualifications: BA in Community Health with 2 years of Experience

• Experience in daily retail outlet operations, including customer interaction and service delivery.
• Knowledge of eye-testing procedures with the ability to perform accurate assessments.
• Understanding of contact lens types, fitting processes, and after-care guidance.
• Skilled in optical dispensing with strong familiarity in handling prescriptions.
• Proficient in marking and verifying progressive lenses for optimal visual performance.
• Ability to identify and resolve vision-related or lens-related issues through effective troubleshooting.
• Competent in conducting refraction to determine precise corrective needs.
• Experience in counselling patients on eyewear options, eye health, and product usage.
• Capable of explaining progressive lens functionality in simple, clear terms to customers.
• Strong problem-handling abilities.

Qualifications: BS in Ophthalmic Technology with 3 years of Experience

• Must be registered with the Singapore Optometry Optician Board (OOB).
• Able to work on weekends and public holidays.
• Good interpersonal skills.
• Strong team player.
• Strong communicator and relationship builder.
• Comfort with recommending premium products and a broad range of services to patients, or willingness to learn and grow in this area.
• Desire to grow professionally and to support the growth of the practice. 
• Continued personal and professional development.

Qualifications: BA in Business Administration with 1 year of Experience

• Successful completion of an internship and residency in Ophthalmology.
• A state license to practice Ophthalmology.
• Expert working knowledge of the diseases, functions, and anatomy of the eye.
• Strong physics and math skills, and excellent medical knowledge.
• Good administrative and managerial skills.
• Good hand-eye coordination.
• Strong organizational, communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
• Experience in Microsoft Office Suite, email, calendar, and scheduling software, medical software, internet, and data entry.

Qualifications: BS in Physics with 4 years of Experience

• Licensing/certifications as required by the state.
• Maintain Continuing Education (CE) as required by the state.
• Current CPR certification.
• High standards for integrity, honesty, professionalism, and work ethic.
• Commitment to service excellence.
• Ability to work independently while demonstrating excellent organization and follow-through.
• Flexible and efficient time management and the ability to prioritize workload.
• Ability and willingness to move with purpose and a strong sense of urgency.
• Self-motivated, positive, and enthusiastic.

Qualifications: BA in Organizational Leadership with 2 years of Experience

• Previous correctional/detention facility experience.
• Unrestricted current Optometrist license in the state of practice must maintain all certifications, educational requirements, licensing, etc.
• Current (and must maintain) lifesaving BLS certification through AHA.
• Current (and must maintain) lifesaving ACLS certification through AHA.
• Ability to work with geriatric patients.
• Good analytical problem-solving skills.
• Strong organization skills with attention to detail.
• Empathetic personality with concern for patients’ needs.
• Willing to grow and be challenged.

Qualifications: BS in Gerontology with 3 years of Experience

• Experience in a clinical setting.
• Current license to practice medicine in the State of Florida.
• Board Certification.
• DEA license.
• Ability to work at any worksite.
• Ability to stand, walk, or view a computer screen for extended periods of time.
• Ability to use hands and fingers to handle or feel.
• Ability to reach with hands or arms.
• Ability to perform repetitive hand and wrist motions for extended periods of time.
• Ability to effectively talk and listen to patients.

Qualifications: BS in Medical Science with 4 years of Experience