Optometrist
amn healthcareTuba City (AZ)
About the role
Optometry Opportunity In Northern Arizona Optometrists seeking meaningful, patient-centered practice with balance and long-term impact will find a strong fit in this optometry opportunity in northern Arizona. Join a well-established eye care team expanding services at a new community-based clinic opening in Fall 2026. This role is designed to support focused clinical care, offer predictable scheduling, and professional growth within a collaborative, team-oriented environment. Patient volumes are steady and manageable, allowing time for comprehensive eye exams and the diagnosis and management of common ocular conditions. Optometrists are supported by experienced clinical staff, specialty collaboration, and opportunities to engage in teaching as the clinic ramps up. Opportunity Highlights Four- or five-day workweek options (8- or 10-hour shifts) Average of 1520 patients per day once fully ramped Practice based at a new, modern community clinic opening Fall 2026 Collaborative team including optometrists, ophthalmology, and clinical support staff Broad scope including routine eye exams and ocular disease management Teaching opportunities Competitive compensation with signing bonus and relocation assistance Student loan forgiveness options available Comprehensive benefits, paid time off, and continuing medical education support Community Information Tuba City, Arizona Located on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona, Tuba City offers a close-knit, purpose-driven community surrounded by wide-open landscapes and cultural heritage. Physicians are drawn to the area for its affordability, strong sense of belonging, and proximity to iconic destinations across the Southwest. Cost of living is approximately 13% lower than the national average, with housing costs significantly below U.S. norms Tuba City provides a suburbanrural lifestyle with strong family and community ties Situated within the Painted Desert and near the western edge of the Navajo Nation, with access to regional landmarks including the Grand Canyon
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