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Optometrist - Full Time- Full-Scope OD practice - Randleman, NC

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private practiceRandleman (NC)

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Optometrist - Full Time- Full-Scope OD practice- Randleman, NC We are a doctor-driven organization that believes in giving doctors the flexibility and autonomy to provide a full spectrum of eye care as they see fit. Our well-equipped offices allow for eyecare professionals to provide their best and most thorough care, and we encourage employees to pursue research as well. If you are a doctor interested in practicing to your full potential, apply today! Why You’ll Love This Opportunity: ExposureDo what you love - We are looking for a full-time long-term optometrist eager to practice full-scope optometry, alongside a well-trained and diverse staff. Likewise, our doctors have the benefit of working alongside an established network, guaranteeing a stable patient base and network of support! Environment A well-equipped office - We are investing in equipment and research studies, including offerings like our custom EHR system designed by doctors. This is a fantastic opportunity for a doctor looking to work with the latest in technology and medical testing! Schedule & BenefitsCompetitive pay and benefits - We reward our doctors with competitive salaries (commensurate with experience and productivity), as well as a comprehensive employee benefit package including: Retirement; Health, dental, and vision insurance; Short-term & long-term leave; Paid vacation; State license reimbursements; Medical malpractice insurance We are offering highly competitive compensation packages for Optometrists who are available to start soon!
What You’ll Need: Doctor of Optometry (O.D.) degree Valid state license to practice optometry Ability to communicate with a wide range of patient personalities Excellent verbal and written communication skills A strong sense of workplace professionalism and personal ethics Customer-service orientation with excellent interpersonal skills

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