Optometrist (All Family Vision Care)

VSP Ventures Optometric Solutions LLC•Corvallis, OR

1d•$120,640 - $196,040•Onsite

About The Position

At All Family Vision Care, every exam is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in a patient’s life. Rooted in the beautiful community of Corvallis, Oregon, this growing practice is built on a commitment to personalized care, clinical excellence, and lasting patient relationships. Now, an exciting long-term opportunity is available for an Optometrist who is ready to join a well-established team, collaborate with talented professionals, and help shape the continued success of a trusted local practice. All Family Vision Care is a multi-location practice with a local patient base throughout Oregon that has served local communities for over 25 years. Through the combination of expertise, patient-centric eye care, advanced technology, and high-quality optical products, customers can expect world-class service no matter which location they visit. The team of professionals specializes in eye health examinations, ocular disease management, pediatric eye care, specialty contact lenses, and surgical co-management. To support the ongoing business growth of the Corvallis location, the practice is looking to add an Optometrist to the team of 25 employees.

Requirements

Licensed Optometrist in Oregon
Doctor of Optometry degree, O.D. including Third Party Administrator (TPA) certificate of licensure
1-3 years of clinical practice experience with current knowledge of Optometric technology and practices
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Strong management, leadership, and organizational skills
Strong business aptitude, self-discipline, and ability to deliver outstanding patient service
Ability to exercise discretion and independent judgment in the performance of his/her job duties

Nice To Haves

Residency training
At least two years of prior experience is preferred
Proficiency with electronic health records
Familiarity with advanced diagnostic tools
Experience in specialty areas
Cultural competency or bilingual abilities that support patient engagement in a diverse community

Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive, patient-centered eye care in a busy, well-established practice.
Perform thorough eye exams.
Prescribe corrective lenses.
Diagnose and manage ocular conditions.
Educate patients on their eye health and treatment options.
Deliver high-quality care while creating personalized care plans for each patient.
Care for approximately 20 to 24 patients per day.
Work closely with a collaborative team of clinical professionals.
Manage and treat eye diseases such as glaucoma.
Support pre- and postoperative care.
Perform minor procedures as appropriate.