Our practice is looking for a caring professional to help make a difference in patients lives.
Our team works to revolutionize the
way people see the world (literally and figuratively). If you want to be part of a
team of people who works hard, have a growth mindset, and love people, we
would love to meet you. People with training as occupational therapy assistants
will have a preference. Those who have done any type of learning therapy or brain
training or neuro-rehabilitative therapy will also have a preference. The job entails
helping patients who have vision-related learning problems, or patients who have
vision problems after a stroke or brain injury. The job is very similar to the work
done by occupational therapy assistants.
Our practice is made up of a team of talented and caring people who love people
and love helping our patients improve their lives with better vision. Our doctors
specialize in helping patients regain function in their lives and work closely with
our therapists to collaborate in making patients better. We treat both adults and
children through 45-minute sessions once a week or twice a week.
The therapists’ coach patients through activities that teach patients how to better
use their eyes and integrate their brain and eyes. We provide on-the-job training
and opportunities for further education and certification. We would love to share
more about it with you if you are interested.
Why You’ll Love This Job
Our practice is looking for a caring professional to help make a difference in patients lives.
Our team works to revolutionize the
way people see the world (literally and figuratively). If you want to be part of a
team of people who works hard, have a growth mindset, and love people, we
would love to meet you. People with training as occupational therapy assistants
will have a preference. Those who have done any type of learning therapy or brain
training or neuro-rehabilitative therapy will also have a preference. The job entails
helping patients who have vision-related learning problems, or patients who have
vision problems after a stroke or brain injury. The job is very similar to the work
done by occupational therapy assistants.
Our practice is made up of a team of talented and caring people who love people
and love helping our patients improve their lives with better vision. Our doctors
specialize in helping patients regain function in their lives and work closely with
our therapists to collaborate in making patients better. We treat both adults and
children through 45-minute sessions once a week or twice a week.
The therapists’ coach patients through activities that teach patients how to better
use their eyes and integrate their brain and eyes. We provide on-the-job training
and opportunities for further education and certification. We would love to share
more about it with you if you are interested.
Responsibilities
Provide vision therapy services to patients in a professional and friendly manner. Work one-on-one with patients of all ages (the majority are school-aged children). Complete session record notes for each patient. Work closely with the optometrists and other vision therapists to maintain a high level of patient care. Administer, grade, and input scores from visual processing evaluations. Communicate home activities changes and plans with patients and parents. Maintain clean and professional vision therapy room and clinic.
Skills & Qualifications
Must be:
Mature, calm, organized
Must enjoy working with patients of all shapes and sizes: children, adults, special population patients including autism and brain injury
Quick-learner must be able to learn vision therapy techniques and procedures
Great at time management and completing tasks on-time
Reliable and independent
Strong communication skills
Able to work well with the doctor and vision therapist team in a collaborative environment
Our practice is looking for a compassionate, motivated individual to join our Vision Therapy team. This role is ideal for someone who genuinely enjoys working with people and wants to make a meaningful, visible impact in their lives.
Our doctors specialize in helping patients regain visual function and quality of life, and they work closely with our therapists to create and adjust individualized care plans. Vision therapy sessions are one on one and typically 45 minutes in length, occurring once or twice per week. We work with both children and adults, including patients with vision related learning challenges as well as those recovering from stroke or brain injury.
As a Vision Therapy Specialist, you will coach patients through structured activities designed to improve how their eyes and brain work together. The work is hands on, interactive, and highly rewarding. Many patients show progress over time, and you’ll be an important part of that journey.
Our team is made up of thoughtful, caring professionals who value collaboration, consistency, and patient centered care. The role shares similarities with the work of an occupational therapy assistant, particularly in its focus on guided activities, patient coaching, and functional improvement.
We provide comprehensive on the job training and support ongoing education and certification for those interested in deepening their expertise in vision therapy.
If you’re curious, people focused, and excited by work that truly helps patients function better in their daily lives, we would love to connect and share more.
Why You’ll Love This Job
Our practice is looking for a compassionate, motivated individual to join our Vision Therapy team. This role is ideal for someone who genuinely enjoys working with people and wants to make a meaningful, visible impact in their lives.
Our doctors specialize in helping patients regain visual function and quality of life, and they work closely with our therapists to create and adjust individualized care plans. Vision therapy sessions are one on one and typically 45 minutes in length, occurring once or twice per week. We work with both children and adults, including patients with vision related learning challenges as well as those recovering from stroke or brain injury.
As a Vision Therapy Specialist, you will coach patients through structured activities designed to improve how their eyes and brain work together. The work is hands on, interactive, and highly rewarding. Many patients show progress over time, and you’ll be an important part of that journey.
Our team is made up of thoughtful, caring professionals who value collaboration, consistency, and patient centered care. The role shares similarities with the work of an occupational therapy assistant, particularly in its focus on guided activities, patient coaching, and functional improvement.
We provide comprehensive on the job training and support ongoing education and certification for those interested in deepening their expertise in vision therapy.
If you’re curious, people focused, and excited by work that truly helps patients function better in their daily lives, we would love to connect and share more.
Core Responsibilities
Provide vision therapy services in a professional, supportive, and patient focused manner
Work one on one with patients of all ages, with the majority being school aged children
Document therapy sessions clearly and accurately for each patient
Collaborate closely with optometrists and other vision therapists to maintain a high level of patient care
Administer, score, and record visual processing and therapy related assessments as directed
Communicate therapy goals, progress, and home activity updates with patients and parents
Maintain a clean, organized, and welcoming therapy room and clinical environment
Qualifications and Experience
Vision therapy experience is strongly preferred, but not required
Background in optometry, ophthalmology, occupational therapy, education, psychology, or related fields is a plus but not required
Strong communication skills and comfort working with children and families
Organized, dependable, and open to learning
Must be eligible to work in the United States
What Success Looks Like in This Role
Patients feel supported, encouraged, and confident during therapy sessions
Families understand therapy goals and follow through with home activities
Providers receive clear, useful feedback on patient progress
Therapy sessions run smoothly, consistently, and on time
The therapy space remains calm, organized, and ready for each patient
Training and Growth
We provide comprehensive on the job training and support continued education and certification in vision therapy. We value team members who are curious, engaged, and interested in growing their skills over time.
Pay Range:
Entry level with training provided $22 to $26 per hour
Relevant background COTA, education, rehab, prior VT exposure $26 to $30 per hour
We are a family owned specialty optometry clinic with a strong focus on myopia management, binocular vision, dry eye and custom contact lenses. Patients come to us because they want deeper answers, more time with their doctor and a personalized care plan they can trust. As our optometrist, you’ll be working in an environment built for thoughtful, medically focused care rather than high volume refractions.
You’ll collaborate with a skilled team of technicians, opticians and fellow providers who value accuracy, education and long term patient outcomes. Your work directly supports our mission to enrich people’s lives so they can reach their full potential.
We believe in meaningful work and a balanced life. We protect weekends for family and personal time, so our clinic operates Monday through Friday only. Our typical workday runs from 8:40 to 5:15. As a family owned clinic, we prioritize a culture where people feel supported, valued and given the tools to do their best work. Doctors also enjoy generous in house perks on services and products, which is especially helpful in a specialty driven setting.
If you’re looking for a clinic where your training is valued, your ideas matter and your work genuinely changes lives, this is a great place to build your career.
Why You’ll Love This Job
We are a family owned specialty optometry clinic with a strong focus on myopia management, binocular vision, dry eye and custom contact lenses. Patients come to us because they want deeper answers, more time with their doctor and a personalized care plan they can trust. As our optometrist, you’ll be working in an environment built for thoughtful, medically focused care rather than high volume refractions.
You’ll collaborate with a skilled team of technicians, opticians and fellow providers who value accuracy, education and long term patient outcomes. Your work directly supports our mission to enrich people’s lives so they can reach their full potential.
We believe in meaningful work and a balanced life. We protect weekends for family and personal time, so our clinic operates Monday through Friday only. Our typical workday runs from 8:40 to 5:15. As a family owned clinic, we prioritize a culture where people feel supported, valued and given the tools to do their best work. Doctors also enjoy generous in house perks on services and products, which is especially helpful in a specialty driven setting.
If you’re looking for a clinic where your training is valued, your ideas matter and your work genuinely changes lives, this is a great place to build your career.
Responsibilities
Direct Patient Care • Perform comprehensive medical eye exams with a strong focus on accuracy and patient education • Diagnose and manage dry eye disease using advanced imaging and in office treatments • Provide binocular vision evaluations and make evidence based therapy recommendations
OR Recognize binocular vision concerns and coordinate care with our in house BV specialist, keeping communication clear and collaborative throughout the patient’s treatment.
• Manage myopia progression with proven treatment protocols and ongoing monitoring • Fit, troubleshoot and manage specialty contact lenses including scleral, ortho-K and other custom designs • Develop individualized plans that prioritize long term visual health • Communicate findings in a clear, supportive and patient centered manner
Clinical Collaboration • Work closely with technicians to ensure clinical data and pretesting are accurate • Partner with opticians to support lens and product recommendations that align with patient needs • Maintain open communication with the care team to support smooth clinic flow • Participate in continued development of the clinic’s specialty programs
Documentation and Compliance • Maintain accurate and timely EHR documentation • Follow clinic protocols and specialty care pathways • Ensure compliance with state and federal regulations • Coordinate care and referrals when needed
Patient Experience and Advocacy • Build long term trust with patients and families • Support a clinic culture that values kindness, education and better outcomes • Advocate for specialty solutions when they can genuinely improve quality of life
Skills & Qualifications
Required • Doctor of Optometry degree and active state licensure • Strong clinical judgment backed by solid communication skills • Comfort managing medical and specialty conditions • Ability to collaborate well with a multi disciplinary team • A steady, organized approach to daily workflow • Commitment to patient education and long term visual wellness
Preferred • Experience with scleral lenses, ortho-K or other custom lens designs • Background in dry eye management or binocular vision • Familiarity with axial length measurement, meibography and advanced diagnostics • Interest in expanding specialty programs such as myopia management or BV
We are open to mentoring the right doctor If you’re newer to specialty care but excited to grow, we’re happy to invest in your development. Curiosity, integrity and a patient centered mindset matter more than checking every box on day one.
Personal Qualities That Help You Succeed • You prefer meaningful, unhurried time with patients • You value precision and take pride in high quality work • You communicate clearly and calmly • You work well with a supportive, collaborative team • You want to make a lasting impact through specialty optometry
We are a family owned specialty optometry clinic with a strong focus on myopia management, binocular vision, dry eye and custom contact lenses. Patients come to us because they want deeper answers, more time with their doctor and a personalized care plan they can trust. As our optometrist, you’ll be working in an environment built for thoughtful, medically focused care rather than high volume refractions.
You’ll collaborate with a skilled team of technicians, opticians and fellow providers who value accuracy, education and long term patient outcomes. Your work directly supports our mission to enrich people’s lives so they can reach their full potential.
We believe in meaningful work and a balanced life. We protect weekends for family and personal time, so our clinic operates Monday through Friday only. Our typical workday runs from 8:40 to 5:15. As a family owned clinic, we prioritize a culture where people feel supported, valued and given the tools to do their best work. Doctors also enjoy generous in house perks on services and products, which is especially helpful in a specialty driven setting.
If you’re looking for a clinic where your training is valued, your ideas matter and your work genuinely changes lives, this is a great place to build your career.
Why You’ll Love This Job
We are a family owned specialty optometry clinic with a strong focus on myopia management, binocular vision, dry eye and custom contact lenses. Patients come to us because they want deeper answers, more time with their doctor and a personalized care plan they can trust. As our optometrist, you’ll be working in an environment built for thoughtful, medically focused care rather than high volume refractions.
You’ll collaborate with a skilled team of technicians, opticians and fellow providers who value accuracy, education and long term patient outcomes. Your work directly supports our mission to enrich people’s lives so they can reach their full potential.
We believe in meaningful work and a balanced life. We protect weekends for family and personal time, so our clinic operates Monday through Friday only. Our typical workday runs from 8:40 to 5:15. As a family owned clinic, we prioritize a culture where people feel supported, valued and given the tools to do their best work. Doctors also enjoy generous in house perks on services and products, which is especially helpful in a specialty driven setting.
If you’re looking for a clinic where your training is valued, your ideas matter and your work genuinely changes lives, this is a great place to build your career.
Responsibilities
Direct Patient Care • Perform comprehensive medical eye exams with a strong focus on accuracy and patient education • Diagnose and manage dry eye disease using advanced imaging and in office treatments • Provide binocular vision evaluations and make evidence based therapy recommendations
OR Recognize binocular vision concerns and coordinate care with our in house BV specialist, keeping communication clear and collaborative throughout the patient’s treatment.
• Manage myopia progression with proven treatment protocols and ongoing monitoring • Fit, troubleshoot and manage specialty contact lenses including scleral, ortho-K and other custom designs • Develop individualized plans that prioritize long term visual health • Communicate findings in a clear, supportive and patient centered manner
Clinical Collaboration • Work closely with technicians to ensure clinical data and pretesting are accurate • Partner with opticians to support lens and product recommendations that align with patient needs • Maintain open communication with the care team to support smooth clinic flow • Participate in continued development of the clinic’s specialty programs
Documentation and Compliance • Maintain accurate and timely EHR documentation • Follow clinic protocols and specialty care pathways • Ensure compliance with state and federal regulations • Coordinate care and referrals when needed
Patient Experience and Advocacy • Build long term trust with patients and families • Support a clinic culture that values kindness, education and better outcomes • Advocate for specialty solutions when they can genuinely improve quality of life
Skills & Qualifications
Required • Doctor of Optometry degree and active state licensure • Strong clinical judgment backed by solid communication skills • Comfort managing medical and specialty conditions • Ability to collaborate well with a multi disciplinary team • A steady, organized approach to daily workflow • Commitment to patient education and long term visual wellness
Preferred • Experience with scleral lenses, ortho-K or other custom lens designs • Background in dry eye management or binocular vision • Familiarity with axial length measurement, meibography and advanced diagnostics • Interest in expanding specialty programs such as myopia management or BV
We are open to mentoring the right doctor If you’re newer to specialty care but excited to grow, we’re happy to invest in your development. Curiosity, integrity and a patient centered mindset matter more than checking every box on day one.
Personal Qualities That Help You Succeed • You prefer meaningful, unhurried time with patients • You value precision and take pride in high quality work • You communicate clearly and calmly • You work well with a supportive, collaborative team • You want to make a lasting impact through specialty optometry