Full-time Medical Optometrist

Corrective-Eye-Center; Tallmadge (OH); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

CME reimbursements

License & DEA reimbursements

Malpractice insurance

Signing Bonus

401k with company match

Paid time off

Job summary

Novus Clinic and Corrective Eye is seeking an Optometrist to provide primary care and support pre- and post-operative patients within our multi-specialty ophthalmology practice across Tallmadge and Willoughby Hills, collaborating with ophthalmologists and other optometrists.

You will join a team focused on comprehensive eye care, utilize state-of-the-art technology, and benefit from competitive compensation with a productivity bonus, CME reimbursements, and an attractive benefits package,

Job description

Novus Clinic and Corrective Eye has a unique opportunity for an Optometrist to provide both primary care and work with pre and post-op patients within our multi-specialty ophthalmology practice to augment a rapidly growing practice inTallmadge and Willoughby Hills office with Ophthalmologists and Optometrists specializing in general comprehensive ophthalmology, refractive, glaucoma, retina, and cornea/external disease.

About the Benefits:

• Competitive compensation with a generous productivity bonus.
• Continuing Medical Education (CME) reimbursements.
• State license and DEA reimbursements.
• Medical Malpractice insurance.
• State-of-the-art technology.
• Strong internal support structure.

About the Area:

Surrounded by thousands of acres of parkland and countryside, the greater Akron area provides ideal living and working environments for everyone. Within minutes you can be biking in national parks or kayaking on the water. The area is distinctive for its versatility, with a low cost of living, and outstanding cultural access. With sports arenas, concert venues, national parks, museums, and much, much more within a short distance, there are plenty of things to do in Akron!

What We Offer:

• An outstanding practice environment with a strong focus on clinical excellence.
• A doctor-led leadership team involved in all medical issues and the oversight of our Medical Executive Board.
• Investments in new equipment and infrastructure that allows you to apply your expertise and retain clinical autonomy.
• Access to our national medical network of practices, bringing together a wealth of expertise, resources and knowledge.
• A world-class support team that is dedicated and trained in providing efficient, patient-centered care.
• An established network for an immediate, sustained referral base.
• A custom and proprietary EHR system designed by doctors, and access to the latest in technology and medical testing for our patients.
• Competitive annual salary with a productivity bonus
• Signing Bonus
• Comprehensive employee benefit package including full medical, 401k w/ company match, short and long term leave, PTO and much more
• Continuing Medical Education (CME) reimbursements
• Medical malpractice insurance

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