Doctor of Optometry - Work Remotely - Massachusetts Licensed

Posted 10 days ago

digitaloptometricsEast Boston (MA)

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Doctor of Optometry - Work Remotely - Massachusetts Licensed Tele-Optometry provides an exciting opportunity! Teleoptometric Service, P.C. provides a comprehensive eye exam to patients using our patented remote technology. This remote experience supports added flexibility for Optometrists and expanded options for patients to schedule an eye exam. We are actively seeking Massachusetts state licensed Optometrists. Join our Optometrist panel as a primary or supplemental source of income without leaving home. As a licensed Doctor of Optometry, you work as an Independent Contractor with Digital Optometrics. Examine patients in the state(s) where you are licensed - no matter where you live - through patented remote technology! Communicate with patients verbally and visually with specialized video conference technology. With unique Ophthalmic Technician support, analyze eye health and generate prescriptions for Eyeglasses or Contact Lenses all while partnering from a remote location. We will help you with any needed credentialing and training. We provide competitive compensation. We are looking for Optometrists with this specific license - multiple state licenses are a plus

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