Optometrist

Posted 6 days ago

imattersSarasota (FL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150,000-$200,000 per year

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About the role

Optometrist (OD) - Private Practice in Sarasota, FL Location: Sarasota, FL (on-site)
Employment type: Full-time Base salary: $150,000-$200,000 per year, plus incentives Schedule: Monday-Friday About the Practice Join a thriving 2-provider private practice where personalized care meets innovation. We've built a strong reputation for service that goes beyond the standard exam, supported by a warm atmosphere and a trusted referral network of ophthalmologists and medical professionals. Here, you'll spend real, quality time with patients and practice at the top of your license, backed by advanced technology like IPL for dry eye management. Whether you're an experienced OD or a recent graduate, you'll find room to grow, expand your skills, and build lasting patient relationships.
Key Responsibilities: Perform full scope eye exams Develop personalized treatment plans, including dry eye care using IPL technology See your work in the neighborhood with our curated collection of premium eyewear Collaborate with our referral network of ophthalmologists and medical professionals Partner with skilled technicians, opticians, and support staff to deliver a seamless patient experience Required Qualifications Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree from an accredited institution Active or eligible Florida optometry license (licensure support available) Compensation & Perks Competitive base of $150,000-$200,000, plus incentives Monday-Friday schedule for a healthy work-life balance Paid time off (PTO) Licensure, relocation, and signing bonuses available A highly trained support team so you can focus on clinical excellence Why Sarasota? Diverse, engaging patient base White sandy beaches voted among the best in the U.S. Top-rated restaurants and vibrant local culture Great schools and a welcoming community Ready to Apply?
Compensation: None Employment Type: Full Time

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