What a difference a day makes...in ONE LIFE, in ONE FAMILY, in ONE COMMUNIITY. Can you imagine not having the luxury of choosing a Optometrist or not receiving quality eye care? Make it possible for the people in need.
Guaranteed hourly/day rate
Unique opportunity to practice in ways you never expecte
Wexford Health Sources, Inc. is one of the nation's largest correctional health care providers. Over the past 30 years, our team of dedicated clinical professionals has helped literally millions of justice-involved patients receive life-changing medical and mental health services.
For three decades, Wexford Health has served the Dept of Corrections as Illinois exclusive medical partner.
At Wexford Health our philosophy is that health care should not be considered a luxury for anyone. We simply care for those in need and the corrections environment is our venue.
POSITION SUMMARY
The Optometrist is responsible for examining eyes, administering sight tests, giving advice on visual problems and prescribing and fitting glasses or contact lenses. The proper candidate will also work effectively with patients, medical and nursing staff, security staff at all levels, administrative and support staff and consulting physicians.
DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Examines patients of all ages to detect signs of injury, disease, abnormality and defects in vision.
Checks for signs and symptoms of general health conditions.
Communicates with patients to get detailed case histories.
Uses specialist electronic equipment for diagnosis and testing.
Writes prescriptions for glasses, contact lenses and other optical appliances.
Other duties as required and/or assigned.
The duties and responsibilities outlined herein are for payroll purposes only; employees may be assigned other duties as required.
Minimum Requirements:
LICENSING: Must have a current state Optometry license.
CERTIFICATION: Current CPR certification.
EDUCATION: Minimum three (3) years practicing optometry.
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:
Skilled in recognizing the symptoms of shock and fainting.
Must be prepared to provide necessary aid and directed during procedures.
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