Optometrist | Oregon | Clinic Ownership | 4 Day Work Week | 90th + Earning

Posted 7 days ago

jackson physician searchMedford (OR)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$145,000 - $250,000 Annual

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About the role

An established private practice in a growing Oregon mini-city is seeking a board eligible or board certified optometrist to join their team. Situated in a mountainous city near the coast, this practice boasts riverfront views, friendly communities, and 4 season recreation.
Position: 4 day work week, no nights or weekends. See 28-34 patients per day in clinic. Sign-on and relocation provided. Full ancillary support with 3 dedicated Medical Assistants and mentorship from tenured providers. Competitive base salary with bonus - make over the 90th percentile! Lucrative optical center ownership. Comprehensive benefits provided. New grads welcome to apply. Community:
  • Enjoy breathtaking views and outdoor activities near two national forests, the Redwood National Park, and within 90 minutes of the Pacific Coast.
  • This outdoor hub features a blend of suburban convenience and natural beauty, with boutique wineries, high-quality food and drink, and easy access to cities like
  • Medford, Ashland, and Eugene.
  • From adventures in the wild to concerts in the park, jet boats to art walks, chilled chardonnay to warm hospitality, this mountain oasis is packed with experiencesfueled by the spirit of Southern Oregon.
  • Additionally, enjoy a cost of living that is over 30% less in comparison to Bend and Portland, Oregon.
Employment Type: Full Time
Salary: $145,000 - $250,000 Annual
Bonus/Commission: Yes

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