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At JCPenney Salon , we strive to unlock the potential of America's top salon professionals, creating an unparalleled experience for our clients today, tomorrow and for life. JCPenney offers a broad portfolio of fashion, apparel, home, beauty, and jewelry from national and private brands and provides personal services including salon, portrait and optical.
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Today, we have more than 350 locations located in JCPenney, Meijer, Boscov’s and AAFES. In 1885, opticians William Wall and Charles Ochs opened their first eyeglass store and manufacturing facility in Philadelphia, PA. Their reputation for fine eyewear and superior eye care grew, and Wall & Ochs was soon synonymous with exceptional quality and great value.
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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 Arlington, Texas location! 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 Arlington, Texas location.
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