Company Description The Goldberg Centre for Vision Correction is a specialized Cataract, Keratoconus treatment and laser vision correction practice known for its compassionate, patient-centered care. Led by Dr. Goldberg, the centre emphasizes personalized attention, with the physician directly performing candidacy assessments and follow-up appointments. The practice’s LVC procedure of choice is Trans PRK, a non-invasive laser vision correction technique designed to avoid any flap related risks and complications. Recognized as one of the safest and most advanced forms of laser vision correction, Trans PRK reflects the centre’s commitment to safety, innovation, and excellent outcomes. The Goldberg Centre welcomes individuals interested in joining a team dedicated to high-quality, individualized eye care.
Role Description The Optometrist will provide comprehensive eye examinations, assess candidacy for laser vision correction procedures, and co-manage patients undergoing Trans PRK, Cataract and Keratoconus treatments and surgeries. Responsibilities include evaluating visual acuity and ocular health to ensure continuity of care. The Optometrist will educate patients about treatment options, expected outcomes, and post-operative care, while maintaining detailed and accurate clinical records. This is a full-time, on-site role based at the Goldberg Centre for Vision Correction in Scarborough, ON.
Qualifications
- Licensed Optometrist in good standing with the College of Optometrists of Ontario (or eligibility for licensure) and completion of a Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree.
- Clinical expertise in comprehensive eye exams, ocular disease diagnosis and management, and pre- and post-operative assessment for laser vision correction.
- Strong patient communication and education skills, with the ability to explain complex procedures and treatment plans clearly and empathetically.
- Ability to collaborate effectively in a multidisciplinary clinical environment and coordinate care with surgeons and support staff.
- Attention to detail in charting and documentation, with comfort using electronic health records and diagnostic technologies.
- Commitment to evidence-based practice, ongoing professional development, and adherence to clinical and regulatory standards.
- Previous experience in refractive surgery or a specialty eye care setting is an asset, as is proficiency in refractive testing and contact lens fitting.
