Role OverviewThe successful candidate will carry out comprehensive eye examinations for a varied patient base, providing accurate diagnosis, appropriate referral, and excellent patient care. This role suits an optometrist looking for a supportive practice environment, whether building a long-term permanent base or seeking flexible locum work. Key Responsibilities Carry out comprehensive NHS and/or private sight tests, including refraction, ocular health examination, and appropriate use of practice diagnostic equipment (e.g. OCT, fundus photography, visual fields). Assess and manage a range of ocular conditions, referring to Hospital Eye Service (HES) or GP as clinically indicated. Fit and review contact lenses where relevant to the role. Provide clear, accurate patient advice on spectacle and contact lens options, working closely with dispensing colleagues. Maintain accurate, timely clinical records in line with College of Optometrists and practice standards. Ensure compliance with GOC standards of practice, clinical governance, and health and safety requirements. Support practice performance by maintaining efficient testing times while ensuring thorough, high-quality patient care. Where the role includes IP (Independent Prescribing) qualification, prescribe ocular medications within scope of practice. Essential Qualifications and Registration Degree in Optometry (BSc (Hons) Optometry or equivalent) from a GOC-approved programme. Full registration with the General Optical ..... full job details .....