Optometrist

Posted 9 days ago

integrity placement groupTampa (FL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$150,000 to $160,000

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About the role

Optometrist Our client is an established, multispecialty ophthalmology practice serving patients throughout the Tampa Bay area. Their mission is to change lives through vision by providing innovative, patient-focused care. Their experienced team combines advanced technology, clinical expertise, and personalized service to achieve exceptional outcomes for every patient. Our client is seeking a patient-focused optometrist to join their growing team. This is an excellent opportunity to work alongside experienced ophthalmologists and optometrists in a collaborative environment focused on comprehensive eye care, ocular disease management, and surgical co-management. New graduates are encouraged to apply.
Compensation and Benefits:
  • $150,000 to $160,000 Base Salary, Depending on Experience
  • Production Bonus20 Days of PTO5 Days of Continuing Education
  • Full Benefits, Including Health, Vision, and Dental Insurance 401(k) With 4% Employer Match
  • Licenses and Professional Dues Covered
  • And Much More!
Requirements: Doctor of Optometry DegreeActive Florida Optometry License New Graduates Considered
Responsibilities:
  • Full-Time Schedule
  • Three Days per Week in Brooksville
  • Two Days per Week in Tampa
  • Provide Comprehensive Eye Examinations
  • Diagnose and Manage Ocular Conditions
  • Provide Preoperative and Postoperative Care
  • Collaborate With Ophthalmologists and Other Eye Care Professionals
  • Educate Patients Regarding Treatment Options and Ongoing Eye Health
  • Document Patient Care Using Nextech EMRPlease apply or send an updated resume to Justin@theipgteam.com

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