Pediatric Optometrist

Mary Bridge Children's Hospital

Silverdale (WA)

On-site

USD 157,451 - 190,784

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on Bonus

Relocation Bonus

Competitive Compensation

Generous PTO

Top-tier Benefits

Career Growth

Wellness Support

Job summary

Mary Bridge Children's Hospital is looking for a Pediatric Optometrist to join their Ophthalmology clinic in Tacoma, WA. The successful candidate will be responsible for evaluating patients, interpreting test results, and providing treatment guidance.

The position requires an OD degree, a Washington state license, and a passion for pediatric care. The role offers competitive compensation, generous PTO, and professional growth opportunities.

Qualifications

Successful completion of an accredited optometric degree program.
Current unrestricted Washington state license to practice optometry.
Current BLS for Healthcare Providers certification.

Responsibilities

Conduct physical exams and provide individual care plans.
Interpret lab and test results for clinical recommendations.
Educate patients on disease processes and treatment plans.
Collaborate with physicians and multidisciplinary team.
Manage patients' treatment and medications.

Skills

Optometry

Patient Care

Diagnostic Assessment

Collaboration

Education

Professional Optometric Degree (OD)

Job description

Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital is seeking a Pediatric Optometrist for the Mary Bridge Ophthalmology clinic in Tacoma, WA. This role involves evaluating patients for optometry conditions, interpreting lab and other test results, and guiding families through treatment options.

Responsibilities

Sees patients independently in the ambulatory care setting: conduct physical exams and provide individual care plans for patients, conduct diagnostic assessment, including ordering imaging and other diagnostic studies.
Interpret lab and test results and provide clinical recommendations and supportive guidance.
Educate patients on disease process and treatment plans.
Collaborate with physicians, nursing, and other members of the multidisciplinary team.
Manage patients’ treatment as well as medication management.
Stay up to date on advancements in relevant specialties.
Partner with local, state and national programs as necessary.
Participate in specialized treatment plans and specialized clinics.

Requirements

Successful completion of a professional optometric degree program leading to an OD.
The program must be accredited by the Accreditation Council on Optometric Education (ACOE).
Current unrestricted Washington state license to practice optometry.
Current BLS for Healthcare Providers certification from the American Heart Association.
2 years of experience as a licensed optometrist in pediatric health care preferred.
Experience in Pediatric Optometry preferred.

Compensation & Benefits