Optometrist - Associate OD -Private Practice

Eye Center of Virginia is a privately owned optometric practice founded in 2013, serving the Williamsburg and James City County communities. The practice provides emergency, medical, and comprehensive eye care using the latest diagnostic and treatment technology. Led by Dr. Gregory Schultz, who has over 24 years of clinical experience in optometry and ophthalmology and has served as clinical director for major surgical and medical eye care facilities, the team is committed to high-quality patient care.

Eye Center of Virginia continues to grow and welcomes new patients, offering a personalized approach and a strong focus on community trust and long-term relationships.

This is a full-time, on-site Optometrist (Associate OD) position located in Williamsburg, VA, with an annual compensation range of $165,000–$200,000. The Associate OD will provide comprehensive eye examinations, diagnose and manage ocular disease, and deliver urgent and emergency eye care services as needed. Daily responsibilities include prescribing glasses and contact lenses, co-managing surgical cases, interpreting diagnostic testing, and documenting care in compliance with clinical and regulatory standards.

The role involves educating patients on eye health, treatment options, and preventative care, as well as collaborating with support staff to ensure efficient patient flow and an excellent patient experience. The Associate OD will also contribute to the growth of the practice through high-quality clinical care and positive engagement with the local community.

• Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree from an accredited institution and current, unrestricted license to practice optometry in Virginia (or eligibility to obtain).
• Clinical competence in comprehensive eye exams, diagnosis and management of ocular disease, and emergency/urgent eye care.
• Experience or comfort with medical optometry, including co-management of cataract, refractive, and other ophthalmic surgical cases.
• Proficiency with modern diagnostic technologies (e.g., OCT, visual fields, retinal imaging) and electronic health records.
• Strong patient communication and counseling skills, with the ability to explain clinical findings and treatment plans clearly.
• Collaborative mindset and ability to work effectively within a small private practice team environment.
• Commitment to evidence-based care, professional ethics, and continuous learning in optometry and ocular health.
• Preference for candidates with prior clinical experience in medical or surgical eye care settings; residency training is a plus but not required.