Physician / Optometrist / Ohio / Permanent / Optometrist Pension and 401k! Ohio Job

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medicus firmDayton (OH)

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About the role

OPTOMETRIST Greater Dayton, Ohio Position Highlights : Work-Life Balance: 4 Clinical days and 1 WFH admin day, with a 1-hour lunch break, and no weekends Ideal Work Environment: Collaborative clinic seeing 1318 patients per day, supported by a full clinical team and multiple onsite Optometrists, allowing providers to focus on patient care while maintaining an efficient, team-based workflow. Advanced diagnostic technology: Including OCT, HVF, Autorefractors, Auto lensometers, and Optomaps Loan repayment through the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program Compensation & Benefits : Comprehensive Benefits Package: Health coverage & Retirement: Employer pays 70% of health insurance premiums, 90% discounts on care, and 8-12% employer-funded retirement + 401k/Roth options Qualifications: Degree: Doctor of Optometry Possess, or open to obtaining, an Ohio license. Skillset: Treat patients of all ages Experience/Responsibilities: Comprehensive vision care, diabetic eye care, ocular disease detection, glasses/contact lenses About the Community Affordable living with overall costs about 9-18% below the national average. Your dollar goes further! Enjoy being 35 miles to Dayton, and within easy day-trip distance to Cincinnati, Columbus, and Indianapolis Downtown offers local eateries, craft beverages, seasonal festivities, and community events that appeal to both singles and families Job Reference #: OPT 26503

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