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Domiciliary Optical Assistant

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⚡ On-site 📍 Scunthorpe, England 🕒 Today 💰 22,000 GBP /year

Job Description

Role: Domiciliary Optical Assistant

Location: Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire

Working Hours: 3, 4 or 5 days a week – no weekends or evening

Salary: Up to £22,000 + company car/car allowance + £2,000 welcome bonus + excellent performance bonus potential + 33 days annual leave


Are you an experienced Optical Assistant looking for the next step in your career? Would you like a role where you can use your optical experience to make a difference and get all of your weekends off? Well look no further!


Specsavers Home Visits are seeking a highly motivated, friendly and reliable Optical Assistant to join our expanding domiciliary team. As a Domiciliary Optical Assistant, you’ll ensure the delivery of a high, quality professional services to patients in their own homes and in some care home settings. You must have high standards of dispensing, excellent customer service skills and be passionate about patient care.


If you are looking for a change from the high street and want more diversity and freedom in your working day, then this role could be perfect for you. It will allow you the opportunity to put your skills to the test and make a real difference to the quality of a person’s life by providing eye care to vulnerable patients in their own homes.


Apply Now or email your CV to laura.adams@specsavers.com This vacancy will close once we have filled all available places. We therefore highly recommend early application.


Only candidates with previous Optical experience and a full Uk driving licence will be considered.

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