Jobs at Hakim Group

Supports optical practice partners across Shrewsbury and Mid Wales through transition and ongoing operations. Responsibilities include practice visits, KPI and sales analysis, business planning, market monitoring, partner coaching, team engagement, recruitment support, change management, relationship building, and driving continuous improvement across practices and head office.

Dispense frames and complex lenses, including bifocals and varifocals; provide frame styling, pre-screening, fittings, and adjustments; manage patient appointments and queries; and support smooth practice operations alongside optometrists. The role emphasizes personalized patient care, precision, organization, and confident communication in an optometry practice. Saturday work is required, with no Sunday or bank holiday shifts.

Provide patient-focused optical support, including frame styling, lens selection, fittings, adjustments, aftercare, and advice tailored to visual and lifestyle needs. Assist with complex prescriptions alongside the wider team, maintain displays and equipment, and support daily practice operations. Build trust through honest recommendations, deliver a smooth patient experience, and collaborate effectively with colleagues. Saturday work is required.

Conduct thorough eye examinations, provide expert advice and contact lens fitting, deliver ongoing patient care, and tailor optical services to individual needs. The optometrist will follow GOC guidelines, resolve clinical and technical queries, liaise with external professionals, maintain equipment, and contribute to practice development. Full- and part-time positions are available, with Saturday rotation required. The practice welcomes newly qualified and experienced candidates and supports further qualifications in medical retina, glaucoma, and independent prescribing.

Provides specialist glaucoma care and comprehensive optometric examinations, including diagnostic testing, risk assessment, progression monitoring, treatment planning, referrals, and patient education. Maintains clinical records, collaborates with ophthalmologists and practice staff, participates in audits and quality improvement, and supports clinical teaching. Requires GOC registration, independent prescribing, glaucoma qualifications, and practical glaucoma-care experience.

Provides patient-focused optical support, including pre-screening with Optomap technology, eyewear styling, lens and frame guidance, fittings, adjustments, aftercare, appointment management, and contact lens subscriptions. Welcomes patients, supports optometrists with clinical preparation, maintains displays and equipment, and helps deliver a high-quality boutique practice experience.

Provides comprehensive eye examinations, sight tests, health checks, contact lens fitting, and ongoing patient care. Uses OCT and digital retinal imaging to assess ocular health, advises patients on visual and eye-health needs, and collaborates with dispensing opticians and optical assistants. The role includes maintaining equipment, resolving clinical queries, liaising with external professionals, and working within GOC guidelines.

Provides front-of-house support in an optical practice, assisting patients by phone, email, and in person. Responsibilities include booking appointments, managing the practice diary, ordering and discussing contact lenses, teaching patients how to apply and remove lenses, and completing administrative tasks using Optix. The role requires a friendly, informative, empathetic approach and commitment to excellent patient care. Optical experience is helpful but not essential, as full training is provided.

Provides reception and optical assistance in an optometry practice, including booking appointments, advising patients on frames and lenses, fitting and adjusting eyewear, aftercare, and supporting complex prescriptions. Maintains displays and equipment while delivering friendly, detail-oriented patient care. Previous optical experience is preferred but not required. The role is full-time and includes working up to two Saturdays per month.

Provides patient-focused optical support, including frame styling, lens selection, spectacle fittings, adjustments, aftercare, and product advice. Handles daily practice administration and uses IT systems while delivering friendly service and selling spectacles. Previous optical experience is desirable but not required because full training is provided. The role is available full or part time, with weekday working hours and no Sunday work.

Part-time Optical Assistant providing patient support with frame styling, lens selection, fittings, adjustments, aftercare, prescription assistance, and product advice. The role also includes maintaining displays and equipment, supporting daily practice tasks, and delivering friendly, attentive service. Previous optics experience is preferred. The position requires working Tuesdays and Thursdays in an independent optical practice.

Provide thorough optometric patient care through 40-minute testing clinics, using advanced diagnostic equipment and pre-screening support. The role offers clinical autonomy, mentorship, professional development, potential IP qualification sponsorship, and opportunities to contribute to specialist services such as dry eye care. Candidates must be GOC registered and work two Saturdays per month. Future responsibilities may include supervising a pre-registration optometrist.

Provides patient-focused optical support, including frame styling, lens selection, fittings, adjustments, aftercare, and advice on visual needs. The role also assists with complex prescriptions, maintains displays and equipment, supports daily practice tasks, and acts as a friendly point of contact for patients and colleagues. Previous optics experience is preferred, along with strong communication, attention to detail, reliability, and a caring approach.

Part-time optometrist providing comprehensive eye examinations, contact lens fitting, tailored patient care, and ongoing clinical support. Responsibilities include working within GOC guidelines, resolving clinical and technical queries, liaising with external professionals, maintaining equipment, and contributing to practice improvement. The role offers clinical autonomy, advanced diagnostic technology, professional development, and a collaborative environment. Candidates must hold full GOC registration; applicants at any experience level, including newly qualified optometrists, are welcome.

Provide comprehensive eye tests and contact lens assessments, including RGP and Ortho-K services, using OCT, fundus cameras, and digital testing equipment. Manage a high volume of paediatric patients, deliver excellent patient care, maintain commercial awareness, and collaborate with a five-person team. The role is full-time, includes working three of four Saturdays monthly, and may require occasional cover at a nearby practice.

Own and deliver local marketing strategies and campaigns across a portfolio of practices. Responsibilities include social media planning, events, window activations, local advertising, POS production, supplier management, campaign performance analysis, stakeholder engagement, and supporting business growth. The role also manages a Marketing Executive, collaborates with Design, PR, Communications and Growth teams, supports new business onboarding, and leads an agreed development area.

Supports local marketing strategies and campaigns across practices, coordinating creative briefs, print, point-of-sale, window campaigns, advertising, suppliers, and practice onboarding. Evaluates campaign performance, identifies growth opportunities, supports mergers and benchmarking, and manages assigned projects. The role requires creativity, organization, communication, initiative, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment.

Provides first-line support to practice teams through phone, email, and ticketing systems. Logs, prioritizes, resolves, and escalates queries while maintaining clear communication and accurate records. The role also supports helpdesk knowledge resources, identifies recurring issues, and collaborates with HQ teams to improve service delivery. Strong communication, organization, problem-solving, customer service, and prioritization skills are essential.

Provide comprehensive one-hour eye examinations, expert clinical advice, contact lens fitting, and ongoing patient care. Manage routine, complex, and specialized eyecare while following GOC guidelines and company policies. Resolve clinical and technical queries, collaborate with the practice team, and deliver personalized services in a modern three-clinic optician practice.

Provides patient-focused optical support, including frame styling, lens selection, fittings, adjustments, aftercare, and advice tailored to visual and lifestyle needs. The role also involves supporting complex prescriptions, maintaining displays and equipment, completing daily practice tasks, and serving as a friendly point of contact for patients and colleagues. Saturday work is required.