Job description

 

  Our client is looking for Locum Optometrists for Weekdays 

Daily Rate: £430 FLAT or £350 plus accommodation

Equipment is provided

No driving necessary! You will be driven to any sight tests required!

Training will be provided to you

Friendly work environment

 

PPRUK Optometry are now recruiting for this leading nationwide group. They are rapidly expanding across the country and have been focused on improving the nation's eye health for many years now, many of them being based in new in-store branches. They are looking for committed optical professionals looking for fresh challenges with a responsible, honest and fair business whose commitment to customer care is matched only by their dedication to looking after their people.

Our client now requires a regular locum optometrist to work sessions in the above location.

• Choice of hours and days available.
• Excellent remuneration.
• Modern well equipped facilities.
• Professional support staff.

 

The key focus of the role is to complete eye examinations/contact lens appointments, and drive conversions and the average order value through delivering excellent customer service, whilst trading Safe and Legally.

Key Responsibilities:-

• Examine the eyes of patients in accordance with the CO guidelines and the GOC
• Offer help and advice to patients choosing frames, lenses, contacts, etc
• Ensure record cards and referral letters are completed to GOC guidelines
• Ensure a sufficient level of accuracy for first time refraction's to reduce the number of retests
• Ensure handovers are carried out competently to relevantly trained members of staff
• Keep up to date and comply with the General Optical Council Regulatory Framework
• Conducting Safe and Legal record checks

To apply for this position you must be registered with the General Optical Council (GOC).

If you do not hear from us within 14 days of the closing date, please assume your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.

 

Job Qualifications

To apply for this position you must be registered with the General Optical Council (GOC).