Bringing eyecare to the community
We care about making high-quality eyecare accessible for everybody. When you join our network, we’ll support you to make that happen. We’re always investing in the latest equipment and technology to empower you as a doctor. And our clinical support consultants can help you develop in a way that works for you, so you can follow your ambitions wherever they lead. You could grow your practice or own your own Specsavers business as a partner. Join our network and grow your career in the way you choose.
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The latest imaging and clinical technology in your hands
Imagine a clinic with fully-integrated technology from end to end so you can measure and track your patients’ eye health outcomes. Exam rooms are fitted with equipment carefully chosen to support clinical efficiency, accuracy, and detection of the earliest signs of eye disease, so you can deliver quality optometric care. Your practice will include the NIDEK Tonoref 3, NIDEK automated lensmeter, Topcon Maestro2, NIDEK intelligent refractor RT-6100, NIDEK slit lamp SL-1800, and Zeiss HFA3 with SITA Faster visual field.
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We believe everybody should be able to access the best eye health care. With over 43 million patients around the world, you can contribute to a global eye health agenda to improve lives through better sight. Join a team of like-minded optometrists.
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London, Ontario, Canada
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Contractor
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Associate Optometrist
Location
London
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London, Ontario – Masonville PlaceYour opportunity and practice Associate Optometrist – Changing lives through better sight The independent optometric corporations located within White Oaks Mall and M
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Optometrist
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Competitive
Location
London, Ontario, Canada
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Contractor
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Associate Optometrist
Location
London
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Location: London, Ontario – White Oaks MallYour opportunity and practice Associate Optometrist – Changing lives through better sightThe independent optometrist at Specsavers White Oaks Mall is looking
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Associate Optometrist
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Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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Permanent
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Associate Optometrist
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Calgary
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Associate Optometrist – Changing lives through better sightCalgary, ABSpecsavers is the world’s largest, privately-owned optical retailer. Our journey began 40 years ago in the UK, with visionary opto
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Understanding Canada’s most common cause of vision loss
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OptometryContent Type
BlogPublish date
05/29/2025
Summary
Dr. Ian Scholfield, Optometry Partner at Specsavers Woodgrove Centre, shares helpful facts about one of Canada’s most common eyecare concerns and why regular exams matter.Fact 1: Cataracts are a commo
How I started a clinic and optical business for myself - Dr. Anson Tam
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Support OfficeContent Type
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04/14/2025
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Dr. Anson Tam, Optometry Partner at Specsavers CF Markville Mall, shares the unexpected journey that inspired him to open his own independent clinic and optical business — and how Specsavers hel
'Optometry has so much flexibility when it comes to income and hours'
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02/14/2025
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International Day for Women and Girls in Science Celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science – we talk to Dr. Laurie Lesser, our Head of Optometry Attraction at Specsavers
‘What could be more rewarding than helping people see better?’
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Life at SpecsaversContent Type
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02/14/2025
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International Day for Women and Girls in Science We’re shining the light on Patricia Espinoza de Faria this International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Leaving behind a home country i
Canadian seniors are at risk of vision loss due to financial barriers
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01/04/2025
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Our new survey, conducted by Leger, reveals that almost half (41 percent) of Canadian seniors are not up-to-date on their annual eye exam. Despite provincial insurance coverage for seniors, the cost
How does diabetes affect your vision: Q&A with Dr. Meet Chande and Dr. Jestyn Liew
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BlogPublish date
01/04/2025
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According to Diabetes Canada, 15% of Canadians are living with diabetes. Regular eye exams and optimal glycemic control help reduces the onset and progression of sight-threatening diabetic retinopathy
Partner with Shervin Shahidian at Specsavers Kenaston Crossing
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PartnershipContent Type
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01/02/2025
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Start your clinic in Kenaston Crossing Shervin Shahidian brings over 20 years of opticianry experience to his role as Retail Partner at one of the latest Specsavers locations in Manitoba, Ke
Career and ownership paths in optometry
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OptometryContent Type
BlogPublish date
01/01/2025
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Find your fitSince arriving in Canada late 2021, over 300 optometrists and 400 opticians have joined the Specsavers network.Why have so many have chosen to partner or join an independent clinic
With OCT imaging included, my patients no longer have to choose - Dr. Michael Luu, Optometry Partner
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OptometryContent Type
BlogPublish date
10/16/2024
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Since opening his independent clinic and Specsavers White Oaks in London, ON, Dr. Michael Luu and his team have conducted over 7,000 eye exams, focusing on making eyecare affordable to patients and cu
From clinic receptionist to optometry partner – Dr. Stephanie Kwan’s journey to clinic ownership
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PartnershipContent Type
BlogPublish date
10/10/2024
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Dr. Stephanie Kwan’s path into optometry all started when she had a part-time job on reception in a local optometry clinic. Coincidently, her great-aunt and great-uncle were regular patients and she t