Optometrist, Rose Opticians, Gants Hill, Ilford

Rose Opticians is a well-established, family-run independent practice that has been proudly serving the East London and Essex community for decades. Located just a short walk from Gants Hill tube station on Cranbrook Road, we blend traditional family values with a highly advanced clinical approach.

We don't believe in high-volume, high-pressure retail turnover. Instead, we invest heavily in the latest diagnostic technology and specialised clinical services, creating an environment where our optometrists have the time and tools to deliver exceptional, bespoke care.

What we offer

• Market-leading compensation: A highly competitive starting salary from £65,000 (pro-rata), negotiable based on experience
• Advanced diagnostic suite: Work daily with state-of-the-art equipment, including OCT and Corneal Topography
• Clinical variety & specialisms: The freedom to utilise and grow your skills in specialised clinics like Myopia Management and Ortho-K
• Work-life balance: Flexible schedules to suit full-time or part-time preferences, with a supportive approach to weekend rotas
• The gift of time: Manageable testing times that allow you to focus on clinical accuracy and patient relationships

Salary: From £65,000 (starting point, pro-rata for part-time) + benefits
Hours: Flexible options available (full-time or part-time)

As an optometrist at our Gants Hill branch, your day will involve:

• conducting thorough, comprehensive eye examinations and contact lens fittings for a diverse patient demographic
• actively participating in MECS shared care schemes to manage acute eye conditions within the community
• growing and managing our dedicated Myopia Management and Orthokeratology (Ortho-K) patient base
• working collaboratively alongside our friendly, experienced dispensing and practice support staff to ensure a seamless patient experience

About you

• Fully qualified optometrist registered with the GOC
• Must be MECS registered (or equivalent acute eye care certification)
• A strong, genuine interest (or prior experience) in Myopia Management and Orthokeratology
• A forward-thinking clinician who is passionate about using advanced technology like OCT and topography to provide superior patient outcomes
• An empathetic communicator who thrives in a community-focused, independent practice setting