Domiciliary Optometrist

St Andrews, Scotland

What you’ll get

This Domiciliary Optometrist role in St Andrews, Scotland, offers a competitive package designed to support your career and well-being.

Basic salary around £65,000, dependent on experience.
Company car or car allowance provided for travel.
Welcome bonus of £20,000 (pro rata for part-time).
33 days annual leave, including bank holidays.
Birthday off to celebrate your special day.
Auto-enrolment into the pension scheme with employer contributions.
Access to a range of everyday discounts and savings.
An employee support service for you and your immediate family.
Complimentary subscription to the Headspace app.
Discounted eyecare and haircare for you and your family.
Enhanced family leave and company sick pay.

If you are seeking Domiciliary Optometrist jobs in St Andrews, Scotland, and are looking for a role where your impact truly matters, this could be the perfect opportunity for you. Explore exciting optical careers in St Andrews, Scotland, with a role that offers both professional development and personal fulfilment.

About this opportunity

Discover rewarding Domiciliary Optometrist jobs in St Andrews, Scotland, where you'll deliver essential eye care to patients in their own homes. This Domiciliary Optometrist vacancy offers a unique opportunity to make a real difference within your community.

What does this Domiciliary Optometrist role involve?

This role focuses on providing vital eye care services to individuals who are unable to visit a high street practice. You will travel to patients' homes within a designated territory, offering comprehensive optical assessments and support.

Your work will go beyond routine eye tests, enabling individuals to manage daily tasks more effectively. You'll bring clinical expertise and a compassionate approach directly to people's doorsteps, fostering community well-being.

Responsibilities of this Domiciliary Optometrist position

Conduct domiciliary eye examinations for patients in their own homes.
Provide essential optical care to those with mobility issues or other challenges.
Support patients in tasks that rely on good vision.
Deliver high-quality clinical care with a focus on patient comfort.
Work autonomously and as part of a wider optical team.

Requirements for this Domiciliary Optometrist position

To be considered for this Domiciliary Optometrist vacancy, you will need:

Registration with the General Optical Council (GOC) and a commitment to maintaining it.
A full UK driving licence.
Confidence in delivering excellent customer service.
The ability to work effectively both independently and collaboratively.
A passion for providing essential optical care to the community.