Optometrist for Valencia, Valencian Community.

• Degree and license: A university degree in Optometry would be required, as well as a valid license to practice as an optometrist in the corresponding location.
• Technical knowledge: You should have extensive knowledge of eye anatomy and physiology, as well as various ocular conditions and vision problems. Knowledge regarding the use and fitting of glasses and contact lenses will also be expected.
• Clinical skills: You should have solid clinical skills to perform accurate visual examinations and evaluate ocular health. This includes refraction skills, use of diagnostic instruments, and the ability to interpret results.
• Customer service skills: It is important to have excellent customer service and communication skills, as you will be interacting with clients regularly. You should be able to provide friendly, professional, and personalized service, and respond to client questions and concerns effectively.
• Knowledge of optical products: You should have solid knowledge of the different types of lenses, frames, and contact lenses available on the market. This includes understanding the characteristics and benefits of each option and being able to advise clients on the proper selection according to their needs and preferences.
• Organizational and time management skills: Being able to efficiently manage time and perform multiple tasks is essential in an optical shop environment. You should be able to handle client appointments, maintain accurate records, and meet established deadlines.

• Experience: Previous experience working as an optometrist in an optical shop or clinic will be valued. This may include experience in performing visual examinations, fitting glasses and contact lenses, and customer service.
• Continuous learning attitude: The optical industry is constantly evolving, so a continuous learning attitude and willingness to stay updated on advances and trends in the field of optics and visual health will be valued.

• Job stability and flexibility: Permanent part-time contract of 30 hours per week, distributed from Monday to Saturday, providing the security of long-term employment with great balance.
• Competitive remuneration: In accordance with your experience and the responsibilities of the position, in addition to other benefits and incentives within the HR policy of a large company.
• Professional development and continuous training: Professional development opportunities, such as training programs and updates on the latest advances and technologies in the field of optics. This allows you to keep your skills up to date and provide better service to clients.
• Collaborative work environment: Working in an optical shop can provide you with the opportunity to collaborate with other professionals in the field, such as opticians, technicians, and sales specialists. This fosters a collaborative work environment and the possibility of learning from other colleagues.
• Personal satisfaction: As an optometrist, you have the opportunity to help people improve their visual health and quality of life. The satisfaction of helping clients find appropriate optical solutions and providing them with personalized care can be rewarding on a personal and professional level.

If you are looking for a permanent job and the security of a large company in an extraordinary work environment, this is your opportunity.

For a large international company with an Expansion Plan, and with excellent working conditions, from ConfiARTE we select.

• Eye examination and evaluation: Perform visual examinations and ocular health evaluations for clients. This includes measuring visual acuity, refraction to determine visual correction needs, ocular health examination, and detection of possible ocular conditions.
• Prescription and adjustment of glasses and contact lenses: Based on the results of visual examinations, determine and prescribe the appropriate visual correction in the form of glasses or contact lenses. Help clients select frames and lenses that suit their needs and preferences, and perform adjustments and fittings to ensure an optimal fit.
• Advice and education: Provide advice and education to clients regarding ocular health care, the proper use of glasses and contact lenses, and the importance of regular check-ups. Inform about visual correction options and recommend personalized solutions to improve visual quality and comfort.
• Detection and referral of ocular conditions: Identify possible ocular conditions and refer clients to specialists, such as ophthalmologists, for more detailed diagnosis and treatment. This may include the detection of cataracts, glaucoma, retinal diseases, or other ocular conditions.
• Follow-up and customer service: Provide appropriate follow-up to clients, ensuring they are satisfied with their glasses or contact lenses and addressing any problems or concerns they may have. Provide excellent customer service, answering questions and resolving issues related to vision and optical products.
• Records and documentation management: Maintain accurate records of visual examinations, prescriptions, and client interactions. Ensure that privacy and information confidentiality standards are met.
• Maintenance and organization of the workspace: Keep equipment and work areas clean and orderly, ensuring that instruments and tools are in good working order. Perform related administrative tasks, such as inventory tracking and processing orders for optical products.