Practice Manager / Assistant Manager
at Duncan & Todd Opticians (Wick)
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
In an optical practice environment similar to Duncan & Todd Opticians (Wick), the Practice Manager oversees all daily operations. This leadership role involves managing the team to deliver exceptional patient care and drive commercial success. Responsibilities include ensuring compliance with clinical governance and stock management, alongside fostering a positive team culture. The Practice Manager acts as a vital link, translating the practice's business objectives into actionable plans for the clinical and administrative staff. This position requires a proactive approach to optimising workflow and enhancing the patient journey.
What working in a role like this could offer you
What working in a role like this could offer you is the chance to influence the success and culture of an optical practice in the Highland area. Career pathways may lead to area management or multi-site leadership roles within a larger organisation. Opportunities for professional development, such as management training programmes and industry events, are often available to support your growth. Such positions generally offer a degree of autonomy in decision-making, allowing you to shape practice performance. The lifestyle considerations of living and working in the Highlands can also be a significant advantage.