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The Vision Center is fast-paced and equipped with the resources and technology you need to succeed. A Walmart Associate Optometrist is the clinical partner to the Vision Center Manager, and core to our mission of advancing eyecare affordably for everyone.
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Provide evidence-based vision care to ensure patient's health and well-being by recommending and prescribing medications and other treatment options (for example, red eye, LASIK surgery, cataract surgery.
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Deliver routine vision care using evidence-based care guidelines. Licensed optometrist in good standing in state of practice. This would be essential as we are integrating advanced technology such as digital phoropters, EMR, Maestro (OCT/retinal camera combo.
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How You'll Make An Impact:Provide evidence-based vision care to ensure patient's health and well-being by recommending and prescribing medications and other treatment options (for example, red eye, LASIK surgery, cataract surgery.
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Ensures optical operations are aligned with company and regulatory standards for prescriptions and claims, doctor and optician certifications/licensure, and associate training. Educate patients and store associates on eye health, including contact lens care, disease state management, and safety factors.
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Health benefits include medical, vision and dental coverage. Paid time off benefits include PTO (including sick leave), parental leave, family care leave, bereavement, jury duty, and voting. Other benefits include short-term and long-term disability, company discounts, Military Leave Pay, adoption and surrogacy expense reimbursement, and more.
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Ensures appropriate operational execution of billing procedures, HIPAA compliance adherence, and standard operating procedures (SOP). Serves as a credible spokesperson, representative, and sponsor of the company to the public and the community.
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Consult with other health professionals to prepare patient care plans, observing optometry scope of practice per state board; Adaptability: Demonstrate Adaptability : Demonstrates resourcefulness and resilience in the face of change, obstacles, and adversity.
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Doctoral degree in Optometry (OD) from accredited optometry school. Analyzes and identifies areas of improvement needed and implements intervention steps to improve team knowledge and focus on patient safety and risk reduction.
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Ethics and Compliance: Promote Ethics and Compliance: Builds and sustains an environment where adherence to and reinforcement of the highest standards of integrity and ethics are the norm. Eagerness to embrace new equipment technology and advanced instrumentation.
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