Qualifying in 2020, Eamon Tariq, took the Specsavers Pathway to Partnership course and aged 28, is now a Joint Venture Partner. Starting out with Specsavers as a part-time Optical Advisor, while studying Optometry at University, he completed his pre-reg at the same store – joining the Pathway course as soon as he’d qualified. We caught […]
One of our optometrists was in for quite the surprise, treating a patient who came to practice with a fly the size of a pinkie fingernail tucked beneath his lower eyelid.
The safety of our colleagues and customers is always the most important thing to us, so we’ve made some changes in-store to keep everyone safe.
Optometrist Director Satvinder Soomal shares his thoughts on practising optometry during a pandemic.
Optical practitioners from independents and multiples alike have been busy earning CET points during the COVID-19 lockdown period.
‘The satisfaction I get from being able to make a difference to somebody’s life is what makes it all worthwhile.” Read Rachel’s career journey at Specsavers and find out how she really changes lives.
Meet Laura Campbell, Optical Partner in Specsavers Aberdeen, who talks to us about our clinical career journey with Specsavers. Read more here.
Meet Daventry optometrist Bhargavi Zinzuwadia, one of the key consultants behind a newly launched study guide for trainee optometrists.
Becoming an assessor for WOPEC (Wales Optometry Postgraduate Education Centre) not only helps to upskill optometrists in key areas, but can also lead to some fantastic career development opportunities.
More than 2000 optometrists at Specsavers have completed an extensive programme of Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) training, ahead of the installation of the hospital-grade technology in their stores.
