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The Associate Optometrist delivers key performance indicators and serves as a leading ambassador of the Brand inside & outside the organization who is driven by passion & high standards to always go above & beyond.
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As a Tire & Battery Center Technician you will work to provide safe and efficient service in both the sales and service areas of the department and deliver to our members more of what they love, for less.
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The Associate Optometrist is a leader in the organization, delivering the brand promise, experience & the organization's key results through collaboration & teamwork. With over 900 locations, LensCrafters is the largest optical retailer in North America and our love of eyes and higher standard of quality have made LensCrafters an industry leader for over 30 years.
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A Pearle Vision Licensed Operator owner (Franchisee) seeks an Optometrist to provide high quality optometric patient care and professional services at their location. This position is to work as an Employed or Independent Optometrist at a current Pearle Vision Franchise location and provide patient care at the location.
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Are you an optometrist with strong skills in routine and medical care? Just a train ride away from New York City, offering a variety of entertainment options such as Broadway plays, concerts, and professional sports teams.
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U.S. Vision is looking for an Independent Part Time Optometrist to run their own office located in or adjacent to our JCPenney Optical Department in our Bay Shore New York location! If you're interested to learn more about this opportunity and how US Vision can help you maintain a thriving practice please apply.
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As an Independent Optometrist leasing space inside our Walmart stores, you will take a leading role in patient care with respect to eye and vision care as well as general health and well-being.
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To request a reasonable accommodation, please call the Luxottica Ethics Compliance Hotline at 1-888-887-3348 (be sure to provide your name and contact information so that we may follow up in a timely manner) or email HRCompliance@luxotticaretail.com.
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This is a full-time on-site role for an Optometrist. The Optometrist will also collaborate with our team to ensure exceptional patient care and satisfaction. The Optometrist will be responsible for conducting eye exams, diagnosing and treating eye conditions, prescribing and fitting eyeglasses and contact lenses, and providing personalized eye care recommendations.
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