Associate Doctor of Optometry

Posted 4 days ago

clarity vision of apexRaleigh (NC)

Optometrists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

Clarity Vision is an independent, 6 location private practice, seeking a full-time or part-time doctor of optometry for our Apex, NC location. To join our 5 doctor team you must be a compassionate optometrist who enjoys practicing full scope eye care. We are a busy independent family practice where disease management and medical optometry skills are a must. We have a modern office with a full complement of diagnostic equipment including Optos, OCT, Humphrey visual fields and FDTs, several anterior segment cameras, corneal and scleral topography. We offer our patients advanced dry eye programs including meibography, IPL, and RF, and have offered various myopia management options for more than a decade. We are involved in FDA trials and beta testing programs for various vendors. We employ a fantastic support team that is focused on personalized patient care. Apex is part of the Triangle (Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill) and benefits from rich cultural diversity. We've been ranked in the top 10 places to live for several years and was awarded #1 by Money Magazine due to our top notch schools, parks & greenways, and tight-knit community. Our team has a full portfolio of benefits including pre-tax health care & dental, 401k, profit sharing, bonus programs, and much more. If you think this could be the right fit for you, please reach out to David Holler, OD, FAAO, FSLS,

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