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Optometry Part Time Jobs in Dallas, TX (NOW HIRING)

Description MyEyeDr. is seeking a part-time Optometrist (OD) to join our team! MyEyeDr. is a ... We are looking for a Doctor of Optometry with a passion for delivering patient-centered care that ...

Description MyEyeDr. is seeking a part-time Optometrist (OD) to join our team! MyEyeDr. is a ... We are looking for a Doctor of Optometry with a passion for delivering patient-centered care that ...

Description MyEyeDr. is seeking a part-time Optometrist (OD) to join our team! MyEyeDr. is a ... We are looking for a Doctor of Optometry with a passion for delivering patient-centered care that ...

Description MyEyeDr. is seeking a part-time Optometrist (OD) to join our team! MyEyeDr. is a ... We are looking for a Doctor of Optometry with a passion for delivering patient-centered care that ...

Description MyEyeDr. is seeking a part-time Optometrist (OD) to join our team! MyEyeDr. is a ... We are looking for a Doctor of Optometry with a passion for delivering patient-centered care that ...

Description MyEyeDr. is seeking a part-time Optometrist (OD) to join our team! MyEyeDr. is a ... We are looking for a Doctor of Optometry with a passion for delivering patient-centered care that ...

Multi-Site Optometrist

Fort Worth, TX · On-site

$130K - $160K/yr

Applicants must be licensed to practice optometry in Texas. This can be a full-time or part-time position depending on the offices being covered. Locations include: Arlington Mansfield Fort Worth ...

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How much do optometry part time jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 27, 2026, the average yearly pay for optometry part time in Dallas, TX is $122,876.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $96,900.00 and $144,400.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

Is optometry growing or declining?

Optometry is a growing field with steady demand due to an aging population and increased awareness of eye health. Employment for optometrists is expected to increase faster than average over the next decade, requiring skills in patient care and eye examinations. Part-time opportunities are also available as clinics and practices seek flexible staffing options.

What is Optometry Part Time?

Optometry part time refers to working as an optometrist but on a reduced or flexible schedule, rather than the traditional full-time hours. Part-time optometrists perform the same duties as full-time optometrists, such as conducting eye exams, diagnosing vision problems, and prescribing corrective lenses, but typically work fewer days or hours per week. This arrangement can be ideal for professionals seeking work-life balance, those nearing retirement, or individuals with other commitments. Employment opportunities for part-time optometrists may be found in private practices, retail optical stores, clinics, or mobile services.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a part-time optometrist, and why are they important?

To thrive as a part-time optometrist, you need a Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree, state licensure, and expertise in eye examinations and vision care. Familiarity with diagnostic tools like autorefractors, phoropters, and electronic health record (EHR) systems is essential. Strong interpersonal skills, attention to detail, and time management set outstanding practitioners apart in this role. These abilities ensure accurate diagnoses, effective patient communication, and efficient use of limited work hours for optimal patient outcomes.

What are some typical challenges faced by part-time optometrists, and how can they be addressed?

Part-time optometrists often navigate challenges such as building consistent patient relationships, staying current with practice updates, and managing a variable schedule. To address these, clear communication with clinic staff and other optometrists is essential to ensure patient continuity and seamless care. Staying organized, proactively seeking out professional development opportunities, and using digital health records can help maintain high standards of care and keep you connected with the team, even when working limited hours.

What else can I do with my optometry degree?

An optometry degree can lead to careers in clinical practice, research, academia, or industry roles such as product development and sales. Graduates can also pursue specialties like pediatric or sports vision, or work in public health and vision rehabilitation, often requiring additional certifications or training. The degree provides a foundation for diverse opportunities within eye care and vision science.

What is the difference between Optometry Part Time vs Optometry Full Time?

AspectOptometry Part TimeOptometry Full Time
Work HoursLess than 30 hours/week30+ hours/week
CredentialsDoctor of Optometry (OD) licenseDoctor of Optometry (OD) license
Work EnvironmentPrivate practices, clinics, retail storesPrivate practices, clinics, hospitals
Job ResponsibilitiesPatient exams, vision tests, minor treatmentsPatient exams, vision tests, minor treatments

Optometry Part Time roles typically involve fewer hours and may suit those seeking flexible schedules, while Optometry Full Time positions offer more consistent hours and responsibilities. Both roles require the same credentials and are found in similar work environments, making them suitable for licensed optometrists at different employment preferences.

Can an optometrist make 300k?

Optometrists typically earn less than $300,000 annually, with median salaries around $115,000 to $125,000. Achieving higher income levels may require advanced specialization, owning a private practice, or working in high-demand areas, but reaching $300,000 is uncommon for most part-time or general optometrists.

What is the burnout rate for optometrists?

Burnout rates among optometrists vary but are generally reported to be around 30-50%, influenced by workload, patient interactions, and work environment. Factors such as long hours, administrative tasks, and patient care demands contribute to stress levels in the profession.
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Optometrist - Private Practice - Dallas & Plano, TX

Optometrist - Private Practice - Dallas & Plano, TX

Eye Pieces

Dallas, TX

Part-time

PTO

Posted 24 days ago


Job description

Associate Optometrist – Part-Time Private Practice | Dallas & Plano, Texas

Private Practice. Advanced Technology. Exceptional Staff.

Eye Pieces is seeking a motivated, patient-focused Optometrist to join our growing private practice with locations in both Dallas and Plano, Texas. Whether you are a new graduate eager to develop your clinical skills or an experienced OD looking for a practice where you can thrive, we offer an environment that allows you to focus on what matters most—providing outstanding patient care.

Why Eye Pieces?

In today's optometric landscape, many doctors find themselves working within corporate environments driven by production goals, restrictive protocols, and limited clinical autonomy.

At Eye Pieces, we believe optometry should be different.

As a privately owned practice for over 20+ years, we empower our doctors to practice at the highest level of their training and pursue clinical excellence without quotas, unnecessary time constraints, or corporate agendas. We value thorough patient care, long-term relationships, and continual professional growth.

Our philosophy is simple:

Provide exceptional eye care, offer superior products, and always put patients first.

A Practice Built for Clinical Excellence

We provide comprehensive eye care services that extend far beyond routine vision exams. Our doctors diagnose and manage ocular disease, co-manage surgical patients, provide emergency eye care, and utilize advanced technology to deliver exceptional outcomes.

Our offices are equipped with an impressive suite of diagnostic and treatment technologies, including:

  • Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
  • Widefield Retinal Imaging
  • Anterior Segment Camera
  • Virtual Visual Field Testing
  • Pachymetry
  • Digital Gonioscopy
  • Specular Microscopy
  • LipiScan
  • LipiFlow Dry Eye Treatment
  • IPL
  • Tempsure RF Treatment
  • Corneal Topography
  • LifeMeter

This technology allows our doctors to confidently diagnose, monitor, and manage a wide range of ocular conditions while continuing to expand their clinical expertise.

Outstanding Support Staff

One of the most common compliments we hear from our patients and from our current associate doctors is how exceptional our team is.

Our experienced staff is highly trained, efficient, and genuinely passionate about patient care. They perform all pre-testing and work closely with our doctors to ensure each patient receives a seamless experience.

This support allows our optometrists to focus their time where it belongs:

Providing excellent care, educating patients, and building lasting doctor-patient relationships.

Two Unique and Vibrant Patient Populations Dallas Location

Located in one of Dallas' most dynamic and energetic areas, this office serves a younger professional demographic primarily in their 20s through 40s. The practice has developed a strong reputation for specialty contact lens care and is the area's leading prescriber of daily contact lenses.

You'll enjoy working with engaged patients who value technology, preventative care, and premium vision solutions.

Plano Location

Our Plano office serves a thriving family-oriented community consisting largely of professionals and established households. Patients range primarily from their 30s through 50s and appreciate personalized care from providers they know and trust.

Together, both locations offer a diverse patient base and a rewarding blend of routine vision care, medical optometry, contact lenses, and disease management.

A Lifestyle You'll Enjoy

Both Dallas and Plano continue to rank among the most desirable places to live and work in Texas.

From award-winning restaurants, coffee shops, live music venues, and professional sports to excellent schools and growing business communities, you'll find no shortage of opportunities both professionally and personally.

The two offices are approximately 30 minutes apart, providing variety in your week while remaining easily accessible.

Quality-Focused Patient Care

At Eye Pieces, we believe exceptional patient care requires adequate time with every patient. Unlike many corporate settings that prioritize volume, our doctors are scheduled for comprehensive 30-minute examination appointments, allowing them to perform thorough evaluations, educate patients, and build meaningful doctor-patient relationships.

Our doctors typically see approximately 14–16 patients per day, creating a comfortable and sustainable pace that supports both clinical excellence and work-life balance.

Combined with our highly trained support staff handling all pre-testing, our doctors are able to focus their attention where it matters most—delivering outstanding patient care and practicing at the highest level of their profession.

Position Overview
  • Typical patient schedule: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Part-time position:  1-2 day per week in Dallas; 1 day per week in Plano

Training, mentorship, and shadowing opportunities are available for new graduates.

Responsibilities
  • Perform comprehensive eye examinations
  • Diagnose and manage ocular disease
  • Prescribe glasses and contact lenses
  • Provide pre- and post-operative surgical care
  • Educate patients on vision and ocular health
  • Maintain accurate and detailed patient records
  • Manage urgent and emergency eye care needs
  • Collaborate with specialists and co-manage patient care when appropriate
Qualifications
  • Doctor of Optometry (O.D.) degree
  • Active Texas Optometry License
  • Glaucoma Certification required
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Strong clinical judgment and professionalism
  • Passion for patient-centered care
  • New graduates and experienced ODs are encouraged to apply
Compensation & Benefits

Competitive compensation based on experience, including:

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Paid Holidays
  • Licensing Fees Covered
  • Malpractice Insurance Covered
  • Production Bonuses
Who Will Thrive Here?

This position is ideal for an optometrist who:

  • Wants the freedom to practice without corporate pressure, quotas, or production-driven mandates
  • Values spending quality time with patients rather than being rushed through high-volume schedules
  • Appreciates comprehensive 30-minute examination appointments and a manageable patient load of approximately 14–16 patients per day
  • Enjoys utilizing advanced diagnostic technology to provide the highest level of care
  • Has an interest in medical optometry, ocular disease management, dry eye treatment, and specialty contact lenses
  • Is committed to continual learning and professional development
  • Appreciates working alongside an exceptional support team that allows doctors to focus on patient care
  • Values building long-term relationships with patients and becoming a trusted provider within the community
  • Is looking for a long-term professional home within a respected and growing private practice

If you're looking for an opportunity to practice optometry the way it was meant to be practiced—with clinical autonomy, medical instrumentation, high-tech procedures, outstanding support, advanced technology, reasonable patient volumes, and a patient-first philosophy—we would love to meet you.

Apply today and discover why Eye Pieces is one of the most rewarding private practices in North Texas.