A patient focused group of independent Opticians are looking for a full or part time Optometrist for their well established Totton practice.
You will be able to provide patents with a personalised experience, utilising some of the most advanced equipment available.
Optometrist – Role
Modern independent
Single testing room
Small, close knit team
Loyal patient base
Focus on patient care
Providing thorough sight tests to patients – 30 mins
Advanced equipment – Optomap, OCT, Tonometer, digital slitlamp
Optix computer system
Working alongside an experienced Dispensing Optician
High level of clinical freedom - You decide how to manage the patient, and what lens/contact lenses you want to dispense
Working 3, 4 or 5 days a week including a Saturday
Opening hours from 9am to 5.30pm (5pm on a Sat)
Salary between £50,000 to £65,000 DOE, plus bonus
Staff discount
Private medical insurance
Private indemnity insurance
Life cover
Relocation package available
Continuous training and development
Encouraged to pick up additional accreditations and specialisms - areas like dry eye, macular degeneration, glaucoma, specialist contact lenses, myopia control and orthokeratology.
Support from other Optoms, Trainers and Professional services teams
Optometrist - Requirements
Fully qualified Optometrist registered with the GOC
Happy to work as the sole Optom
Willing to learn and develop
Wants be able to provide the very best eye test possible
Wants to provide higher levels of communication and patient engagement
Focus on clinical excellence
To apply for this role please send a copy of your CV to Rebecca Wood using the apply now link.....Read more...
Understand and be committed to safeguarding and whistle-blowing and to put the safety and welfare of the children first
Treat each child as a unique individual and to ensure that every child is valued and cherished as an individual and that their developmental needs are met
Be a proactive member of staff who provides a safe stimulating and inclusive environment and are supported and encouraged to achieve their full potential
Provide a welcoming environment for all nursery users
Maintain confidentiality about all issues related to children and their families, safeguarding and GDPR policies
Ensure that the nursery is supportive of the EYFS and activities that promote the children’s learning and development needs
Work with parents, carers and all relevant stakeholders to ensure that all children are treated with equal respect
Be welcoming and fully accepting of any children, parents or carers with additional needs or requirements
Provide a warm, safe, welcoming and stimulating environment for the children in accordance with the policies and procedures of the nursery
Be responsible for ensuring that the children’s environment is safe and hygienic
Keep detailed and accurate records, including progress reports, observations and accident/incidents reports on the children as required by the policies and procedures
Be an effective key person to those children assigned to you and to take on other assigned responsibilities
Ensure that opportunities for learning and play outdoors are taken and to have suitable outdoor clothing to play in all weathers
Promote health and wellbeing, including the benefits of healthy eating, exercise and personal hygiene
Wherever possible, be aware of the emotional and welfare needs of your colleagues and take these into consideration or bring them to the attention of a more senior member of staff
Ensure you always act professionally and set the best example possible with regard to office politics, diffusing gossip and taking any matters to management as necessary
You must be committed to providing the highest standard of care at all times
You must be committed to undertaking further training and attending additional courses to constantly improve your skills and update your knowledge to allow you to do your job well
You must be committed to continuous professional self-development, and you must be willing to carry out the study, reading and research required for you to do your job to the best of your ability. This should include nursery practice, activities and developmental stages relevant to your age group, as well as the skills required for all modern nursery practitioners to ensure inclusion and the care of children with special educational needs
You must be committed to the nursery, always acting in a professional manner and respecting the ethos of the nursery and upholding its good name whilst at work and outside of work
You must understand, follow, and contribute to the execution, monitoring and review of all policies and procedures of the nursery and strive at all times to work towards continuous improvement and excellence
You must understand the respect and need for consistency of care for the children. This includes reporting for work on time, maintaining regular attendance
You may be required to attend meetings outside of nursery hours. These may include staff meetings and parents’ evenings, or special events as required. This is an essential and mandatory part of your role, but consideration will be made to outside commitments where possible
You may be required to provide staff cover within the group. This is an essential and mandatory part of your role, but consideration will be made to travelling in terms of time and cost
Training:
Level 2 Early Years Practitioner Apprenticeship Standard
Functional skills in maths and English (if required)
All training will be delivered online with 1:1 tutor support and independent learning
Delivered via live Zoom meetings, days to be discussed
Training Outcome:Possibility of securing a permanent position within the nursery on completion of the apprenticeship programme and progression to a level 3 qualification. Employer Description:Stepping Stones Day Nursery on Eling Lane has been part of Naturally Curious Childcare since 2018. We are situated in a large converted house. The upstairs of the building is dedicated to our under 2’s with a playroom and sleep room.
Downstairs is for our children aged from 2 until school age, we have an Early Years room which leads to our large garden, sensory room and creative room. We strive to create a home from home feel across the nursery. Allowing each child to develop at their own pace. Our staff are positive role models for children ensuring that they have the best possible start to their learning.
We are currently undergoing an accreditation to become a Curiosity Approach Accredited setting alongside our sister nurseries, this ensures our approach is fully embedded throughout our environment and we are constantly evolving and improving our practice and knowledge.Working Hours :Monday to Friday. Total 38 hours to include 6 hours towards your dedicated learning. Times to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Number skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience,Physical fitness,Reliable,Flexible....Read more...