Optometrist (Opticare Vision Centers) - Cincinnati, OH

VSP Vision•Rancho Cordova, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Are you a dynamic professional seeking a rewarding career as an Associate Optometrist? Opticare Vision Centers in the Cincinnati suburbs is looking to expand its team! This vibrant and energetic practice fosters a positive atmosphere ideal for those eager to learn and grow. If you’re driven to enhance people's vision and build a long-term career with limitless potential, then Opticare Vision Centers is the right place for you! Why join us? Opticare Vision Centers is a locally owned private practice dedicated to delivering exceptional, family-focused eye care with a personal touch. Backed by a skilled team of 15 employees, the practice provides comprehensive services, including full-scope primary care, glaucoma and disease management, specialty contact lenses, myopia management, and dry eye treatment. By combining advanced technology with a commitment to individualized care, Opticare Vision Centers ensures every patient receives the highest level of service in a supportive and welcoming environment, while continually striving to enhance care with the latest advancements in the field. What you'll do: As an Associate Optometrist, you will have the opportunity to provide comprehensive optometric care to a diverse group of patients, ensuring optimal vision health for individuals of all ages. Utilizing advanced technology, such as a fundus camera, OCT, and topography, along with several exam lanes, you will deliver accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans. Your responsibilities will include fitting and evaluating various contact lens modalities, maintaining detailed electronic health records, ensuring professional communication with patients, promoting healthy vision through patient counseling, and fostering a culture of education among staff. You will supervise the design, fitting, and dispensing of ophthalmic materials, and provide coverage for emergency calls when necessary. This position offers full-time hours ranging from 36 to 40 hours per week, and part-time hours of 25 or fewer per week, allowing you to complete 15 to 16 comprehensive exams each day, along with 2 to 3 follow-up visits. Who you are: You are a highly dedicated and driven professional committed to delivering exceptional eye care and enhancing community vision health. With excellent verbal and written communication skills, you efficiently connect with a diverse array of patients across ages and backgrounds, ensuring a comfortable and supportive environment. Your enthusiasm for staying informed about the latest advancements in optometry combined with your ability to collaborate effectively with a talented team, highlights your commitment to providing seamless patient care. Possessing strong personal ethics and a professional demeanor, you’ll contribute positively to workplace culture while addressing the unique visual needs of each individual you serve. Why you'll love Cincinnati: Cincinnati is a vibrant city that blends historic charm with modern living. Residents enjoy scenic riverfront views, beautiful parks, and a lively arts and culture scene filled with music, theater, and museums. The city is known for its welcoming neighborhoods, strong sense of community, and exciting year-round festivals. With its mix of natural beauty, cultural richness, and inviting atmosphere, Cincinnati offers a high quality of life and a unique place to call home.

Requirements

Optometry license in the state of Ohio
Graduation from an accredited school
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Strong personal ethics and a professional demeanor

Nice To Haves

Primary care, specialty contact lenses including myopia management, disease management

Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive optometric care to a diverse group of patients, ensuring optimal vision health for individuals of all ages.
Utilizing advanced technology, such as a fundus camera, OCT, and topography, along with several exam lanes, you will deliver accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans.
Fitting and evaluating various contact lens modalities
Maintaining detailed electronic health records
Ensuring professional communication with patients
Promoting healthy vision through patient counseling
Fostering a culture of education among staff
Supervise the design, fitting, and dispensing of ophthalmic materials
Provide coverage for emergency calls when necessary.