Optometrists can expect to earn in excess of $200k in Devonport!

What you'll do

Specsavers Devonport has an exciting opportunity for an experienced Optometrist looking to take the next step in their career.

Relocation support available
Mentorship of graduates and final year optometry students
Varied demographic including lots of pathology, diabetic patients, neurological workups
The opportunity to specialise in a clinical are of interest – store is Myopia control Misight accredited
Experienced retail support team
Opportunity to really get involved in the community
3-test room store with state-of-the-art equipment – including OCT
Situated on the north coast of Tasmania and surrounded by beaches, mountains, walking/cycling tracks and access to amazing fresh produce.
2^nd Optometry vacancy open if you want to relocate with a friend

Not sure if partnership is right for you? Why not try before you buy!

Full time permanent or 12-24-month fixed term will be discussed for the right candidate

For a confidential chat about this opportunity, contact Marie Stewart on +61 (0) 408 084 134 or email marie.stewart@specsavers.com

Why choose Specsavers?

Specsavers are rated the market leader for eye tests, and the retailer of choice for contact lenses in Australia and New Zealand.
We are on a continual mission to transforming eye health by: eliminating preventable vision loss and blindness, including Glaucoma and Diabetes, through improved prevention and early detection.
In 2021, we are detecting glaucoma in 1.43% of our patients, nearly matching the reported national prevalence rate of 1.5%
Proud to have well and truly reached 200,000 KeepSight registrations
In April 2021, Specsavers had surpassed their target of registering 200,000 patients for their KeepSight initiative, with 80% of KeepSight registered patients who were due for their eye test attending on time
We are continuously working to reduce the 50% of people with diabetes who do not receive regular eye checks
We estimate our Optometrists have reduced the level of undiagnosed glaucoma among our patients by at least 60%