Optometrist (Long Vision Center) - Sherman, TX

Associate Optometrist Opportunity at Long Vision CenterLong Vision Center in Sherman, Texas is seeking an Associate Optometrist to join a well-established practice with deep roots in the community and a long-standing reputation for trusted, patient-centered eye care. Led by Dr. Clint Long, the practice has earned a 4.9 Google rating and is known for its welcoming atmosphere, loyal patient base, and thoughtful approach to helping every patient feel cared for at each visit.Since 2001, Long Vision Center has provided comprehensive ophthalmology and optometry services in a state-of-the-art setting, giving patients access to medical, surgical, and vision care in one convenient location. Behind that care is a steady, collaborative team with exceptional employee retention, including more than 90% of staff members who have been with the practice for 13 or more years. With a strong foundation of clinical excellence, genuine care, and continued growth in areas such as Light Adjustable Lens implant volume and optical sales, Long Vision Center offers a supportive and rewarding environment where people can do meaningful work and contribute to an exceptional patient experience.As an Associate Optometrist, you'll work 24 to 30 hours per week providing comprehensive eye care for patients of all ages. In this role, you'll perform eye examinations, diagnose and manage vision problems and eye diseases, prescribe eyeglasses, contact lenses, and other vision correction solutions, and educate patients on eye health, preventive care, and treatment options. You'll also partner with the team to create a comfortable, positive patient experience and maintain accurate, timely records. The practice typically sees 45 to 55 ophthalmology patients and 20 to 25 optometry patients daily, offering a steady, engaging environment with a meaningful variety of patient needs.You bring a Doctor of Optometry degree from an accredited institution, a current state optometry license or eligibility for licensure, and experience using electronic health records. Beyond your clinical qualifications, you are a thoughtful, caring clinician who values meaningful patient connections and takes pride in creating a calm, supportive experience from exam to follow-up. With strong communication and interpersonal skills, you enjoy educating patients, answering questions with patience and clarity, and partnering with the team to ensure each person feels informed, comfortable, and genuinely cared for throughout their visit.Living in Sherman, Texas offers the best of small-town warmth with easy access to modern conveniences. Known for its friendly community, historic downtown, local restaurants, and year-round events, Sherman makes it easy to feel connected and at home. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy nearby parks, trails, and quick trips to Lake Texoma, while families appreciate the city's schools, recreation options, and relaxed North Texas lifestyle. With continued growth, strong local amenities, and convenient access to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Sherman is an inviting place to build a fulfilling career and a well-rounded life.You'll enjoy a range of benefits, including:Base salaryOptical productivity bonusPaid time off401K with match60% reimbursement of licenseDEA costMinimum Qualifications:Optometry license in Texas