Jobs at VSP Ventures

Provides full-scope optometric care across five practices, including comprehensive eye exams, ocular disease diagnosis and treatment, specialty contact lens care, patient education, product recommendations, and treatment planning. The role requires collaboration with practice teams, use of diagnostic technology, and consistent patient-focused service across multiple locations. New graduates are welcome.

Provides comprehensive optometric care, including eye examinations, diagnosis and management of ocular conditions, vision solution recommendations, patient education, and preventive eye care. Collaborates with office teams, supports practice operations, adapts to patient volumes and staffing needs, and delivers personalized experiences across diverse patient populations.

Provides full-scope optometry in multiple North Houston clinics, including comprehensive eye exams, ocular disease management, specialty contact lens care, dry eye treatment, and myopia control. Collaborates with practice staff to deliver quality patient care and support practice growth. The role serves patients of all ages, averages 22 patients per doctor daily, and requires flexibility across locations and scheduled weekday and Saturday shifts.

Provide comprehensive optometric care across multiple Central Texas practices, including eye examinations, ocular disease diagnosis and treatment, surgical co-management, corrective lens prescribing, emergency eye care, and patient education. The role supports up to 22 patients daily and requires collaboration, adaptability, independent judgment, and a patient-centered approach. Texas licensure and a Doctor of Optometry degree are required, while new graduates are encouraged to apply.

As a full-time Optometrist, you'll conduct comprehensive eye exams, provide personalized patient care, and collaborate with a dedicated team in a supportive environment.

Provides comprehensive optometric care as a full-time floater across six Reno-Sparks practices. Responsibilities include conducting eye examinations, diagnosing and managing ocular conditions, recommending visual solutions, adapting to different workflows and patient volumes, and collaborating with varied clinical teams. The role requires Nevada licensure, strong clinical judgment, patient-focused communication, and flexibility to cover vacations, leaves, and staffing needs.

Provide comprehensive eye care including exams, diagnosis and treatment of ocular disease, prescribe lenses, perform surgical co-management, manage emergencies, dispense prescriptions, educate patients, and use advanced diagnostics. Treat up to 22 patients daily and collaborate with a 20-person team to deliver patient-centered care.