The chosen Optometrist will be responsible to evaluate the patient's visual system, examining eye health, and other parts of the visual pathway. They will provide a diagnosis and treatment for visual problems. The Optometrist will also prescribe eyeglasses and/or contact lenses, as needed.
At our practice, a third party handles all administrative tasks, no headaches with medical billing/coding, credentialing, following up with insurances, etc.
We have comprehensive equipment to take care of your patient's primary care needs. Independent, friendly, professional staff who are highly trained in caring for patients before and after they see the doctor. This includes support with extensive preliminary testing, contact lens care and fittings, and much more.
REQUIREMENTS
- PA license from the State Board of Optometry
- Graduate from an American Optometric Association approved school of Optometry and National Board Certification
- Experience as a licensed Optometrist preferred, but will consider new graduate
- DPA (Diagnostic Pharmaceutical Agents) certified
- TPA (Therapeutic Pharmaceutical Agents) certified
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