Chenega Government Mission Solutions·Browning, Illinois
Provide comprehensive optometry care, including examination, diagnosis, and treatment planning for patients at the Blackfeet Service Unit. Participate in quality assurance activities and provide consultations to the Hospital Emergency Department as needed.
Provide comprehensive Optometry care utilizing the Indian Health Service supplied facilities, equipment and support services. Examine, diagnose, and develop treatment plans and recommendations for patients seen. Recommend and refer patients to other Indian Health Service providers and Purchased Referred Care vendors within appropriate IHS guidelines. Capable of responding to rapidly changing and unexpected needs for temporary coverage within a service unit. Advise the Clinical Director or designated representative of any problems encountered in connection with meeting the patient's care needs. Participate in quality assurance activities that ensure quality patient care as well as efficient use of hospital resources. These activities may include chart review and discussion with the Clinical Director or his designee. Develop a working understanding of the Joint Commission standards, the Centers for Disease Control guidelines and Association of Infection Control guidelines. Complete all required administrative paperwork within 24- hours of patient visit to include electronic consultations, co-signatures, completion of chart or Risk Management Reviews, unusual occurrences and peer review, as required. Provide consultation to the Hospital Emergency Department heath care providers on an as needed basis.
Doctor of Optometry Permanent, current, full and unrestricted license to practice Optometry in a state, District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or a territory of the United States. (Preferred) Board Certified in Optometry Active BLS certification 2 years minimum experience post-graduate in Optometry Estimated Salary/Wage USD $120.00/Hr.
Requires a Doctor of Optometry degree, a current unrestricted license to practice, and active BLS certification. A minimum of 2 years post-graduate experience is required, with board certification preferred.
Market context
In Illinois, 1099 locum tenens optometrist roles often draw interest when clinics need flexible coverage for patient volume, leave gaps, or seasonal demand. These roles are competitive because they typically require an active unrestricted license, BLS certification, and solid post-graduate experience, with board certification preferred; the independent contractor setup also means candidates should review tax and scheduling implications carefully. Before applying, confirm the practice setting, coverage dates, and scope of duties, and use the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare openings against the original job description.
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