Developmental Vision Therapy Optometrist –High income potential! -Natick, MA (30 minutes to Boston)

Developmental Vision Therapy Optometrist – $194,000 potential! - Natick, MA (30 minutes to Boston)

Join an established private practice specializing in Vision Therapy in Natick, Massachusetts, just 30 minutes from Boston. We are seeking a Full-Time Optometrist to join a dedicated team of 2 ODs, 4 Therapists, and experienced administrative staff.

Position Details

Full-Time or Part-Time opportunity

Full-Time schedule: 40 hours/week
5 days per week (Monday–Friday or Tuesday–Saturday)
9-hour shifts (8 clinical/administrative hours + 1-hour unpaid lunch)

See up to 12 patients per day
Private practice focused on Vision Therapy and Neuro- Optometric rehab
We provide specialized care for Pediatric developmental cases and neuro-rehabilitation for adults

Compensation

Full Time
Guaranteed base salary of $170,000 annually
Performance Bonus

Earning Potential: $194,000 annually
High-performing doctors may exceed $300,000 annually with uncapped bonus potential long term

1099 or W2 employment options available

Clinical Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive functional and developmental vision evaluations
Lead and oversee vision therapy and neuro-rehabilitative care
Complete detailed patient reports and progress evaluations
Maintain strong communication with patients and families
Collaborate closely with the practice manager and therapy team

Requirements

Must have 3+ years of Vision Therapy experience, or have completed a residency in vision therapy and binocular vision in a private practice setting
Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree
Strong communication and collaboration skills

Benefits for Full-Time W2 Employees

Health insurance
Dental insurance
401(k)
PTO and sick days

Additional Benefits

Mentorship under an FCOVD/FOVDR-certified mentor
State-of-the-art facility
Professional support staff and streamlined systems
Opportunity to practice full-scope developmental Optometry in a growing private practice

Part- time opportunities may be available as well!

Apply today! For more information, visit www.EyeToEyeCareers.com or email us your resume at Info@EyetoEyecareers.com. You may also call (856) 393-2393!

**All states require Optometrists to be licensed. The ideal candidate must have obtained an O.D. Degree from an Accredited Optometry School and must have completed all sections of the National Board of Examiners in Optometry Exam.**

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