Physician / Optometrist / Oregon / Permanent / Optometrist Job in Pacific Northwest 4-Day Week $225K+ No Call Job

Posted 17 days ago

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Senior

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$225,000 per year

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About the role

Build an optometry career around high-quality patient care with the freedom to practice at a pace that works for you. This Oregon opportunity is centered on comprehensive, medically focused eye care within an integrated environment where optometrists can practice at the top of their scope. Rather than stepping into a rigid model, you will have meaningful input into how the practice evolves as services continue to grow. Strong administrative infrastructure helps keep the focus on patients while creating a predictable and sustainable professional experience. For optometrists interested in taking on greater responsibility over time, the practice also provides room to expand your influence and pursue advancement. This is an opportunity to combine clinical depth, professional autonomy, and long-term career growth without sacrificing your time outside of work. Position, Compensation & Organization Highlights Flexible 4-day week: choose the four days that work best for your schedule 100% outpatient practice with zero call Up to $225K in annual income Quality-focused practice with room to grow patient volume at your pace Advanced OCT, visual field, biometry, keratometry and laser technology Ability to influence workflows, equipment, services and future growth Leadership and advancement potential for interested providers 256 hours of PTO plus 40 hours of dedicated CME time $3,000 CME allowance 100% employer-paid health insurance for you and your family Sign-on bonus and relocation assistance offered Student loan repayment available Occurrence malpractice with full tail coverage included

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