Optometrist Chinese Speaking

Posted 9 days ago

healthyes staffing networkCorona (NY)

Optometrists Offices of Optometrists

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$190,000–$223,000 annual

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About the role

Optometrist – New York Metro AreaHealthYes is conducting a confidential search on behalf of a well-established, multi-specialty outpatient healthcare organization in New York City. The practice has a strong community presence, consistently high patient volume, and an established referral network. This opportunity is ideal for an Optometrist seeking a stable, outpatient-focused role with strong clinical support. Compensation is $190,000–$223,000 annual base compensation. Performance-based incentives may be available. Compensation is structured based on experience, patient volume, and schedule preferences. The Optometrist will provide comprehensive eye care in an outpatient clinical setting, including routine eye exams, diagnosis and management of ocular conditions, vision correction, and patient education. Access to diagnostic equipment and specialty referrals is available. This is a patient-facing role supported by experienced clinical and administrative teams.

Ideal candidate profile:

OD degree
Active New York State optometry license (or ability to obtain)
Fluent in Chinese and English
Strong patient communication and clinical care skills
Interest in long-term stability and practice growth
Practice environment:
High-volume, outpatient-focused setting
Established patient base with consistent demand
Strong administrative and clinical support
Locations across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Flushing

Optometrists interested in this opportunity are encouraged to contact HealthYes for additional details and next steps.

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