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Sight Partners Physicians·Seattle, Washington
Optometrist · $124,472 - $200,000/yr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 295 posted physicians roles in Seattle, Washington salarys. This role sits in the 70th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 27% above the Seattle, Washington median for physicians roles.
Perform comprehensive medical eye exams and provide pre- and post-operative care for cataract and glaucoma patients. Collaborate with ophthalmologists in a team-based MD/OD model to manage complex patient cases.
Northwest Eye Surgeons is a well-established, multi-location ophthalmology group delivering advanced medical and surgical eye care across the Pacific Northwest. We’re known for clinical excellence, fellowship-trained surgeons, and a collaborative MD/OD culture.
We’re seeking a full-time Optometrist to join our Washington team in a high-level medical optometry and surgical co-management role.
We encourage you to explore our careers website to learn more about who we are, our culture, our physician leadership, and the communities we serve. You'll also find additional information about our locations and what it's like to build your career with Sight Partners. Click below to learn more. Sight Partners Careers.
You’ll provide comprehensive medical eye care with an emphasis on cataract and glaucoma co-management, working closely with ophthalmologists from diagnosis through post-op care. This is an ideal position for optometrists who enjoy complex care in a team-based environment.
Earn up to $200,000 with a strong production model Practice full-scope medical optometry in a surgical setting Work alongside subspecialty-trained ophthalmologists Modern clinics with advanced diagnostic technology Excellent support staff, so you can focus on patient care Ongoing CE, training, and professional growth Live in one of Washington’s most scenic, desirable regions What You’ll Do Perform comprehensive medical eye exams Provide pre- and post-op cataract and glaucoma care Co-manage patients in a collaborative MD/OD model Educate patients on diagnoses and treatment plans Document efficiently in EMR Participate in CE and ongoing training
Education OD degree from an accredited program Washington license (or ability to obtain) Interest or experience in medical optometry and co-management Strong communicator with a patient-first mindset Team-oriented and clinically driven Compensation & Benefits Competitive base salary + production incentives Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with employer contribution Company-paid life insurance Generous PTO and paid holidays EEO Statement
Market context
Washington optometrist openings typically reflect steady demand in clinics, medical offices, and vision care settings that need licensed providers for routine exams and ocular health management. These roles are competitive because employers look for an accredited optometry degree, an unrestricted Washington license, and strong knowledge of medical practice principles and ophthalmic regulations. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, and confirm your license status and recent experience with regulatory standards before applying.