FT / PT TPA certified Optometrist
charm city opticalBaltimore (MD)
FT / PT TPA certified Optometrist
Posted 7 days ago
charm city opticalBaltimore (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Full-time and part-time opportunities are available for a TPA-certified optometrist to join a growing Optometric practice. You will be asked to provide both routine and medical-based optometry, diabetic and glaucoma exams, pre and post-op cataract care, and fitting and prescribing of CL's. Practice primary care, handle pathology, and co-manage in a state-of-the-art, technologically advanced family-owned practice. Our exam rooms are all equipped with the latest digital refracting systems, and we have all the diagnostic tools that you will need to practice optometry the way you want to. We are also a paperless office that currently works with Office Mate and Exam Writer programs and switching over to Revolution within a couple of months. This position offers a flexible competitive salary, 401K with matching, annual CE allowance, flexible scheduling, licensing fees reimbursed, lab coat and scrub allowance (if you choose to wear scrubs), malpractice insurance reimbursement, Health insurance, dental, vision and life insurance, paid sick time, paid and paid vacation. The practice is fully equipped with Humphrey visual fields, Zeiss OCT with Angio, pachymeter, Tono pen, cordless BIO in every exam room, and external cameras on every slit lamp to assist you.
Employment Type: Full Time
Years Experience: 1 - 3 years Bonus/Commission: Yes
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