We are seeking a licensed Optometrist for a 25-day locum tenens assignment in Oklahoma, starting Oct 13, 2025. This role involves a four-day work week, most likely from Tuesday to Friday, within a multi-specialty clinic featuring full lab, x-ray, and pharmacy facilities. The Optometrist will handle approximately 15-20 patients per day, ensuring high-quality patient care. Job Details <ul><li>Location: Oklahoma</li><li>Facility Type: Multi-Specialty Clinic</li><li>Start Date: Oct 13, 2025</li><li>LOA: 25 days</li><li>Provider Type Needed: Optometrist</li><li>Schedule: Tuesday - Friday, 7am-5:30pm</li></ul> Responsibilities and Duties <ul><li>Provide comprehensive optometry services to a diverse patient population</li><li>Conduct eye exams using state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment</li><li>Prescribe corrective lenses and medications</li><li>Manage and treat a range of eye-related disorders</li><li>Collaborate with other healthcare professionals within the clinic to provide integrated care</li><li>Utilize the RPMS EMR system for documentation and management of patient records</li></ul> Additional Information <ul><li>Must be board certified in Optometry</li><li>Any state license accepted</li><li>Strong organizational and communication skills are essential</li></ul> Apply now to learn more! Benefits <ul><li>Strong compensation</li><li>Travel-related expenses covered</li><li>A-rated medical malpractice insurance provided</li><li>Dedicated recruiter for future travel opportunities</li></ul> What are Locum Tenens Jobs? Locum tenens jobs, sometimes referred to as travel assignments, are contract positions that help meet patient care needs at various healthcare facilities and hospitals for a defined period. These roles can vary in length from a single week to over a year, often with options for extension. Medical professionals who undertake locum or travel work possess the same qualifications as permanent staff and frequently opt for these roles due to benefits such as competitive remuneration and greater scheduling flexibility. <img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?KRCSuJALyWVp1GVxiPUJswr" width="0" height="0" />

**Optometrist**

We are seeking a licensed Optometrist for a 25-day locum tenens assignment in Oklahoma, starting Oct 13, 2025. This role involves a four-day work week, most likely from Tuesday to Friday, within a multi-specialty clinic featuring full lab, x-ray, and pharmacy facilities. The Optometrist will handle approximately 15-20 patients per day, ensuring high-quality patient care.

**Job Description**

- Provide comprehensive optometry services to a diverse patient population
- Conduct eye exams using state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment
- Prescribe corrective lenses and medications
- Manage and treat a range of eye-related disorders
- Collaborate with other healthcare professionals within the clinic to provide integrated care
- Utilize the RPMS EMR system for documentation and management of patient records

**Requirements**

- Must be board certified in Optometry
- Any state license accepted
- Strong organizational and communication skills are essential

**Benefits**

- Strong compensation
- Travel-related expenses covered
- A-rated medical malpractice insurance provided
- Dedicated recruiter for future travel opportunities

**Job Details**

- Location: Oklahoma
- Facility Type: Multi-Specialty Clinic
- Start Date: Oct 13, 2025
- Length of Assignment: 25 days
- Provider Type Needed: Optometrist
- Schedule: Tuesday - Friday, 7am-5:30pm

**What are Locum Tenens Jobs?**

Locum tenens jobs, sometimes referred to as travel assignments, are contract positions that help meet patient care needs at various healthcare facilities and hospitals for a defined period. These roles can vary in length from a single week to over a year, often with options for extension. Medical professionals who undertake locum or travel work possess the same qualifications as permanent staff and frequently opt for these roles due to benefits such as competitive remuneration and greater scheduling flexibility.

Anesthesiology Physician

The CBOC Medical Director is responsible for monitoring and improving the level of care provided within Clinovators CBOC Program while identifying opportunities to reduce operating costs of CBOC(s) over time. These functions include providing input into the clinical policies governing the organization and facilities (CBOCs), supervising the medical/provider staff, reviewing and participating in quality assurance activities, and directly overseeing clinical safety and risk management.The medical director serves as the clinician who oversees and guides the care that is provided, a leader to help define a vision of quality improvement, an operations consultant to address day-to-day aspects of organizational function, and a direct supervisor of the medical practitioners who provide the direct patient care.The CBOC Medical Director will have experience in reviewing and monitoring the VA s SAIL Value Models/ Metrics, implementation of the PACT Model, and tracking and improvement of the VA s CBOC Quality and Process improvement requirements.In this role you will work closely with the executive management team to implement strategies that enhance patient care and improve the CBOC medical practice.Clinovators has identified four key roles of the CBOC medical director, as follows. Role 1 Physician LeadershipThe medical director serves as the physician personally responsible for providers assigned to the CBOC and will hold practitioners accountable for their performance and practice, including corrective actions as needed.Role 2 Patient Care-Clinical LeadershipThe medical director applies clinical and administrative skills to guide the facility in providing care.Role 3 Quality of CareThe medical director helps the facility develop and manage both quality and safety initiatives, including risk management.Role 4 Education, Information, and CommunicationThe medical director provides information that helps others (CBOC staff and practitioners) understand the company s goals and initiatives related to operational and clinical requirements.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?7cE3wQG7YWQH4l0ia%2fdrOgz" width="0" height="0" />

**CBOC Medical Director**

The CBOC Medical Director is responsible for monitoring and improving the level of care provided within Clinovators CBOC Program while identifying opportunities to reduce operating costs of CBOC(s) over time. These functions include providing input into the clinical policies governing the organization and facilities (CBOCs), supervising the medical/provider staff, reviewing and participating in quality assurance activities, and directly overseeing clinical safety and risk management.

The medical director serves as the clinician who oversees and guides the care that is provided, a leader to help define a vision of quality improvement, an operations consultant to address day-to-day aspects of organizational function, and a direct supervisor of the medical practitioners who provide the direct patient care.

The CBOC Medical Director will have experience in reviewing and monitoring the VA's SAIL Value Models/Metrics, implementation of the PACT Model, and tracking and improvement of the VA's CBOC Quality and Process improvement requirements.

In this role, you will work closely with the executive management team to implement strategies that enhance patient care and improve the CBOC medical practice.

Clinovators has identified four key roles of the CBOC medical director, as follows.

**Job Description**

- The medical director serves as the physician personally responsible for providers assigned to the CBOC and will hold practitioners accountable for their performance and practice, including corrective actions as needed.
- The medical director applies clinical and administrative skills to guide the facility in providing care.
- The medical director helps the facility develop and manage both quality and safety initiatives, including risk management.
- The medical director provides information that helps others (CBOC staff and practitioners) understand the company's goals and initiatives related to operational and clinical requirements.

Internal Medicine Physician

The CBOC Medical Director is responsible for monitoring and improving the level of care provided within Clinovators CBOC Program while identifying opportunities to reduce operating costs of CBOC(s) over time. These functions include providing input into the clinical policies governing the organization and facilities (CBOCs), supervising the medical/provider staff, reviewing and participating in quality assurance activities, and directly overseeing clinical safety and risk management.The medical director serves as the clinician who oversees and guides the care that is provided, a leader to help define a vision of quality improvement, an operations consultant to address day-to-day aspects of organizational function, and a direct supervisor of the medical practitioners who provide the direct patient care.The CBOC Medical Director will have experience in reviewing and monitoring the VA s SAIL Value Models/ Metrics, implementation of the PACT Model, and tracking and improvement of the VA s CBOC Quality and Process improvement requirements.In this role you will work closely with the executive management team to implement strategies that enhance patient care and improve the CBOC medical practice.Clinovators has identified four key roles of the CBOC medical director, as follows. Role 1 Physician LeadershipThe medical director serves as the physician personally responsible for providers assigned to the CBOC and will hold practitioners accountable for their performance and practice, including corrective actions as needed.Role 2 Patient Care-Clinical LeadershipThe medical director applies clinical and administrative skills to guide the facility in providing care.Role 3 Quality of CareThe medical director helps the facility develop and manage both quality and safety initiatives, including risk management.Role 4 Education, Information, and CommunicationThe medical director provides information that helps others (CBOC staff and practitioners) understand the company s goals and initiatives related to operational and clinical requirements.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?CxhhTm3RMaLY8gxv5UoRNAa" width="0" height="0" />

**CBOC Medical Director**

The CBOC Medical Director is responsible for monitoring and improving the level of care provided within Clinovators CBOC Program while identifying opportunities to reduce operating costs of CBOC(s) over time. These functions include providing input into the clinical policies governing the organization and facilities (CBOCs), supervising the medical/provider staff, reviewing and participating in quality assurance activities, and directly overseeing clinical safety and risk management.

The medical director serves as the clinician who oversees and guides the care that is provided, a leader to help define a vision of quality improvement, an operations consultant to address day-to-day aspects of organizational function, and a direct supervisor of the medical practitioners who provide the direct patient care.

The CBOC Medical Director will have experience in reviewing and monitoring the VA's SAIL Value Models/Metrics, implementation of the PACT Model, and tracking and improvement of the VA's CBOC Quality and Process improvement requirements.

In this role, you will work closely with the executive management team to implement strategies that enhance patient care and improve the CBOC medical practice.

Clinovators has identified four key roles of the CBOC medical director, as follows.

**Job Description**

- Physician Leadership: The medical director serves as the physician personally responsible for providers assigned to the CBOC and will hold practitioners accountable for their performance and practice, including corrective actions as needed.

- Patient Care-Clinical Leadership: The medical director applies clinical and administrative skills to guide the facility in providing care.

- Quality of Care: The medical director helps the facility develop and manage both quality and safety initiatives, including risk management.

- Education, Information, and Communication: The medical director provides information that helps others (CBOC staff and practitioners) understand the company's goals and initiatives related to operational and clinical requirements.

Internal Medicine - Geriatrics Physician

The CBOC Medical Director is responsible for monitoring and improving the level of care provided within Clinovators CBOC Program while identifying opportunities to reduce operating costs of CBOC(s) over time. These functions include providing input into the clinical policies governing the organization and facilities (CBOCs), supervising the medical/provider staff, reviewing and participating in quality assurance activities, and directly overseeing clinical safety and risk management.The medical director serves as the clinician who oversees and guides the care that is provided, a leader to help define a vision of quality improvement, an operations consultant to address day-to-day aspects of organizational function, and a direct supervisor of the medical practitioners who provide the direct patient care.The CBOC Medical Director will have experience in reviewing and monitoring the VA s SAIL Value Models/ Metrics, implementation of the PACT Model, and tracking and improvement of the VA s CBOC Quality and Process improvement requirements.In this role you will work closely with the executive management team to implement strategies that enhance patient care and improve the CBOC medical practice.Clinovators has identified four key roles of the CBOC medical director, as follows. Role 1 Physician LeadershipThe medical director serves as the physician personally responsible for providers assigned to the CBOC and will hold practitioners accountable for their performance and practice, including corrective actions as needed.Role 2 Patient Care-Clinical LeadershipThe medical director applies clinical and administrative skills to guide the facility in providing care.Role 3 Quality of CareThe medical director helps the facility develop and manage both quality and safety initiatives, including risk management.Role 4 Education, Information, and CommunicationThe medical director provides information that helps others (CBOC staff and practitioners) understand the company s goals and initiatives related to operational and clinical requirements.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?PqdsxsNhDJcZi0kYUf6S5Qh" width="0" height="0" />

**CBOC Medical Director**

The CBOC Medical Director is responsible for monitoring and improving the level of care provided within Clinovators CBOC Program while identifying opportunities to reduce operating costs of CBOC(s) over time. These functions include providing input into the clinical policies governing the organization and facilities (CBOCs), supervising the medical/provider staff, reviewing and participating in quality assurance activities, and directly overseeing clinical safety and risk management.

The medical director serves as the clinician who oversees and guides the care that is provided, a leader to help define a vision of quality improvement, an operations consultant to address day-to-day aspects of organizational function, and a direct supervisor of the medical practitioners who provide the direct patient care.

The CBOC Medical Director will have experience in reviewing and monitoring the VA's SAIL Value Models/Metrics, implementation of the PACT Model, and tracking and improvement of the VA's CBOC Quality and Process improvement requirements.

In this role, you will work closely with the executive management team to implement strategies that enhance patient care and improve the CBOC medical practice.

Clinovators has identified four key roles of the CBOC medical director, as follows.

**Job Description**

- Physician Leadership: The medical director serves as the physician personally responsible for providers assigned to the CBOC and will hold practitioners accountable for their performance and practice, including corrective actions as needed.
- Patient Care-Clinical Leadership: The medical director applies clinical and administrative skills to guide the facility in providing care.
- Quality of Care: The medical director helps the facility develop and manage both quality and safety initiatives, including risk management.
- Education, Information, and Communication: The medical director provides information that helps others (CBOC staff and practitioners) understand the company's goals and initiatives related to operational and clinical requirements.