Optometrist- High compensation! Great benefits!- Providence, Rhode Island

Posted 9 days ago

eyetoeyeEast Providence (RI)

Optometrists Offices of Optometrists

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$140,000 - $180,000

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About the role

Eye-to-Eye Careers - Optometrist -High compensation! Great benefits! Providence, Rhode Island Join a wonderful established Private Practice looking to bring on a full time Optometrist. See benefits and perks below! Salary is between $140,000 - $180,000 depending on experience, schedule, and hours Bonus structure on top of salary offered Updated technology Strong support staff Medical and Dental Benefits 401K 4 weeks PTOCE Reimbursement License Reimbursement

Days/Hours: 4 or 5 day work week available Monday - Friday (8 am - 5:30 pm)

No Saturdays, but if you would like to make extra income there is a ability to add Saturdays See 20 - 25 patients a day About the Practice: Selected as one of the Top 50 eye care companies in the US, the practice is composed of highly trained, world-class, dedicated, and compassionate doctors and optometric professionals committed to providing quality eye care services to people of all ages. Part time positions available! Experienced doctors and new grads encouraged to apply! For more information, visit www.EyeToEyeCareers.com or email us your resume at Info@EyetoEyecareers.com. You may also call (856) 393 2393.All states require optometrists to be licensed. The ideal candidate must have obtained an O.D. degree from an accredited optometry school and must have completed all sections of the National Board of Examiners in Optometry exam.eyetoeyecareers

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