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Medical Optometrist, Bennett & Bloom-FT or PT Hybrid position

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Provides medical and surgical eye care, including post-operative management, in a hybrid full-time or part-time role with both in-office and remote work.

About this role

Bennett & Bloom Eye Centers, the premier medical/surgical eye care provider for the patients and communities is looking for Residency Trained Optometrists or ODs experienced with post-operative care. We will consider full-time or part-time interest, requiring a day or two in the office and other days working remotely. Full -time doctors are eligible for all benefits while part-time doctors may enjoy limited benefits. We serve by delivering the highest quality, cost-effective, personalized and compassionate care. We will offer the most advanced technology and education to our patients, team members, our corporation, referring doctors, and third-party carriers.

Philosophy

Supporting our mission is our commitment to:

    • Our patients by providing them with first-class eye care with understanding and compassion.
    • Our team members by maintaining an enjoyable workplace and quality of life with high job satisfaction.
    • Our corporation by achieving long term growth and profitability.
    • Our referring doctors by lending support for their long term success and superior care for their patients.

Here are some the skills & traits we are looking for:

    • Residency Training
    • Someone who thrives in a self directed busy environment
    • Excellence in patient care must be your top priority
    • Must be motivated to maintain relationships with the referring doctors in the community

Apply through our website or email Dawn Uzdale, Senior Physician Recruiter at dawnuzdale@eyecare-partners.com for more information!

Skills

Advanced Ophthalmic TechnologyOptometryPatient CarePost-operative CareReferring Physician RelationshipsResidency Training

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