Optometrist
eyes on litchfieldTorrington (CT)
About the role
Why You'll Love It Here:
Practice full-scope optometry in a warm, boutique independent practiceOCT, VF, Eidon, Firefly, Neurolens, LLLT, AR, NCT, iCare30-minute exam timesTechnician supportDesigner eyewear optical featuring independent frame linesFlexible scheduling — 9:00–5:00
What We Offer:
Competitive compensationMalpracticeLicense renewal reimbursementPTOAnd moreKey Responsibilities:
- Perform comprehensive eye examinationsDiagnose and manage ocular disease (glaucoma, dry eye, macular degeneration, emergency eye care)
- Prescribe eyeglasses and contact lensesEducate patients on eye health, preventive care, and treatment optionsWhat We're Looking For:
- Doctor of Optometry (O.D.) degree, or pendingValid Connecticut license, or eligible for licensureAbout Us:
Eyes on Litchfield is a boutique, independent optometry practice nestled in the heart of Litchfield County — where personalized, unhurried care is the standard and every patient leaves feeling truly seen. We've built something special here: a close-knit team, a loyal community, and a practice that sees this community as home.
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