Part Time Optometrist (East Bay Vison Center Optometry) - Oakland, CA

VSP Vision•Rancho Cordova, CA

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About The Position

East Bay Vision Center Optometry is seeking a part-time Associate Optometrist to provide personalized primary eye care and vision services to patients. The role begins at 16 hours per week and is expected to ramp up to a full-time schedule. The practice’s current flow supports 12 to 14 comprehensive examinations daily. The Associate Optometrist will see a wide variety of ocular conditions, collaborate with experienced doctors and other professionals, and build lasting patient relationships. The practice offers mentorship and opportunities to learn about the business side of optometry while developing clinical skills. A candidate with additional specialty certifications would complement the team as the practice expands its specialty care offerings. East Bay Vision Center Optometry is a family practice established in 1994, with locations in Fremont, Oakland, and Pleasanton. Its services include primary eye care, myopia control, orthokeratology, and specialty contact lenses. The practice uses state-of-the-art optical examination technology, electronic medical records, and a paperless, cloud-based office environment.

Requirements

Optometry license in the state of California.
Demonstrated leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.
Compassion for patient health and safety.
Team-oriented approach and willingness to develop skills through mentorship.
Available to work 16 hours weekly initially, with the schedule ramping up to full time.

Nice To Haves

Additional specialty certifications.
Interest in learning about the business side of optometry.
Willingness to continuously develop clinical skills and integrate new techniques and innovations.

Responsibilities

Provide primary eye care and vision care to patients.
Conduct comprehensive eye examinations; the practice currently supports 12 to 14 examinations daily.
Provide personalized and individualized care to promote patient eye health.
Collaborate with doctors and other practice professionals.
Build lasting patient relationships.
Integrate new techniques and innovations that improve patient care and services.