Optometrist

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synecticsLong Island City (NY)

Optometrists Offices of Optometrists

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$750.00 - $950.00 per day

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About the role

Optometrist Opportunity Seeking an Optometrist with 1+ years of experience. A well established eye care company is looking to hire motivated, personable Optometrists to provide vision care to our client nursing home. This would be for Brooklyn/Queens- 3-5 days/week. Long Island, NY- 2-3 days/week.

Qualifications:

Doctor of Optometry
Licensed in New York 1+ years of experience preferred; Recent graduates welcome to apply
Experience working with elderly patient population a plus
Ability to work independently
Trustworthy and dependable

Why Work For Us: Earn $750-$950 per day working an approximate 5-6 hour workday. Increase salary by increasing patient load. There is always a full roster of patients available. Daily Bonuses for 'optional' increased patient load. A medical assistant will be assigned to work with you to provide assistance throughout the workday so that you can focus on the clinical aspects of the job. Flexible Schedule - full-time, 3 to 4 days per week. Set your own schedule, determining the days and hours you work. Evenings and Weekends not required. We pay for your malpractice Insurance. All your car/travel expenses including tolls & gas are reimbursed. We arrange patient scheduling, billing and all other administrative matters, allowing Optometrists to focus on patient care and education. The work is at various nursing homes within your geographical area, but only at up to two nursing homes per day.

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