Provides strategic oversight of clinical operations and doctor-led optometry practices. Leads optometrists, clinical initiatives, technology adoption, vendor partnerships, clinic projects, financial modeling, and performance improvement across an assigned territory. Provides direct optometry services two days per week and field leadership three days per week. Ensures quality patient care, HIPAA compliance, accurate records, operational consistency, and achievement of clinical and business KPIs.
General Summary
Provide strategic oversight and direct operational and administrative functions impacting doctor services and clinical operations. Drive the adoption of innovative technologies, foster effective vendor partnerships, and implement professional services to enhance both current practices and long-term sustained growth. Collaborate closely with Field and Central Operations Teams to ensure alignment. Lead, manage, and monitor all clinical operations initiatives and projects to promote operational excellence and continuous improvement.Essential Functions
With PC Shareholder approval and senior leadership guidance, assist and manage assigned Optometrists in your territory, and facilitate efficient operations for Doctor-led practices.Partner with cross-functional teams and Clinical Operations to lead and execute doctor programs.Support vendor, IT, and Clinical Operations collaboration for all clinical software and hardware. Responsible for driving adoption of ODs to new software/hardware updates.Direct doctor-related aspects of new, relocation, or remodel clinic projects.Manage financial modeling and recommendations for key clinical investments.Create, lead, maintain and track all Clinical Operations initiatives and assigned projects.Lead ODs in practices to drive key metrics including Capture Rate and Premier Attachment, Exams Per Hour, and others as directed by leadership. Ensure execution of basic initiatives are in place consistently to allow achievement of goals/KPIs.Work two days as a doctor providing clinical services and three days working in the field providing leadership support to drive results with doctors in assigned territory.Practice Optometry in accordance with the clinical guidelines set forth by the American Optometric Association and the American Academy of Optometry.Comply with HIPAA policies and maintain complete/accurate patient records.Establish a positive and professional Doctor/patient relationship.Provide and model the highest level of quality patient care as it relates to general/ocular health overall.Collaborate and partner with leadership and staff to ensure a seamless patient experience.Show support, commitment, and leadership for the Company's vision and values in all actions and communication. Ensure ODs in your area uphold these standards in their Optometry practices.QualificationsJob Specifications
Typically has the following skills or abilities:Optometry Degree from accredited school/college of OptometryLicensed Optometrist in the state of CaliforniaMinimum of five (5) years of related clinical or operational experienceMinimum of 6 years of management experience with responsibilities for hiring, training, assigning work and managing performance of direct reportsStrong communication and operational skillsSkilled in examining and re-engineering operations and proceduresProficient in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and email communication.Customer service experience in a retail environment strongly preferredStrong business aptitude, self-discipline, and ability to deliver outstanding patient careAbility to exercise discretion and independent judgment in the performance of his/her job dutiesWorking Conditions
The working environment is generally favorable. Lighting and temperature are adequate, and there are no hazardous or unpleasant conditions caused by noise, dust etc.The above information in this description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities and qualifications required of employees assigned to this job.Similar Jobs
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