Practice Manager / Assistant Manager
at A Taylors Opticians
Here at the Federation, we don't rely on advertised vacancies. We talk to employers and really understand what kind of people would thrive within their business.
This is an example of a role within this practice. If it matches what you're looking for, we can approach the business directly, explore current or future opportunities, and position you for roles that may never reach the open market.
Opportunities within practices like this often arise through growth, team changes, or performance needs rather than public advertising. We regularly support candidates into roles here by proactively opening conversations based on what they want.
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About this role
An opportunity may exist for an Assistant Manager to support the smooth operation of an optical practice environment similar to A Taylors Opticians in Lancaster. This role involves assisting the Practice Manager with day-to-day tasks, overseeing the front-line team, and managing patient concerns and complex queries. Key duties could include contributing to stock control and ordering processes, and stepping in to manage the practice in the Practice Manager's absence. The position also plays a part in the ongoing training and professional development of the team. It serves as a crucial link, connecting the operational needs of the patient-facing team with the strategic direction of senior management.
What working in a role like this could offer you
What working in a role like this could offer you is a clear pathway for career progression within optical practice management. A position as an Assistant Manager can provide significant opportunities for developing leadership qualities, commercial acumen, and broader operational experience. You could gain greater responsibility, including involvement in practice decision-making and contributing to performance targets. Working in Lancaster offers the potential for a good work-life balance, with access to local amenities and the surrounding Lancashire countryside. This type of role allows for substantial professional growth and the chance to influence the success of a community optical practice.