Optometrist

Our Highpoint store is looking for a commercially minded Optometrist with a strong retail focus to join its successful team. This is a fantastic store that is located in one of Melbourne’s busiest shopping centres. The store has 4 testing rooms fully equipped with market leading technology and a supportive and experienced team.

As a Specsavers Optometrist you will have access to state of the art equipment, ongoing professional training and development and the support of a highly skilled retail and dispensing team.

About the role:

Work with market leading technology including OCTs
8am start, 30 hour weeks, Friday (late nights) and Sunday weekends
Full time role, but also open to a 4 day part timer.
Strong focus on Optometry development and support
Highly competitive salary – including CPD, PII and APHRA registration
20 min testing
About the store:

Flagship store, seeing a wide patient demographic
4 test room store
Centrally located in Westfield Shopping Centre, with on site parking
Remember – we have a Refer a Friend cash bonus for any optometrist we place in a locum or full-time position who isn’t known to us, and you can also refer yourself.

For a confidential chat about this opportunity, contact Krystle Lee on +61 (0) 404 318 660 or email krystle.lee@specsavers.com

Transform eye health with Specsavers

Specsavers is on a continual mission to transform eye health in Australia and New Zealand – and we would like you to join us on that mission. Our Transforming Eye Health Strategy is focused on eliminating preventable vision loss and blindness, particularly with diseases such as Glaucoma and Diabetes, through improved prevention, early detection and co-management.

In 2019, we trebled the number of patients we referred for glaucoma and doubled our referrals to support services such as Glaucoma Australia. Our rollout of OCT in every store has resulted in 2.8 million OCT scans conducted and 300,000 visual field tests performed. We are now detecting glaucoma in 1.3% of our patients, which is just below the reported population prevalence of 1.5%. We’ve also launched Keepsight, Australia’s first national diabetic recall program, and registered more than 65,000 Australians, engaging them in regular diabetes eye checks.

If you’re looking to make a genuine impact, and deliver patient-centric, evidence-based preventative eye care and work collaboratively to manage health outcomes, then we urge you to talk to us about how you can join the mission to transform eye health.