Resident Optometrist

Overview:
The Gundersen Medical Foundation is seeking candidates for two optometrists for our Optometry Residency Program. We offer two specialized tracks: Ocular Disease and Ocular Disease with an emphasis in Neurorehabilitation. This residency provides advanced training in the diagnosis and management of ocular diseases, preparing residents for successful careers in optometry.
Responsibilities:

* Participate in comprehensive patient care within the Gundersen La Crosse Eye Department. * Engage in clinical rotations with a variety of optometrists and ophthalmologists. * Conduct patient examinations, diagnose ocular conditions, and develop treatment plans. * Dedicate one day per month to research and academic activities. * Attend and participate in didactic lectures, journal clubs, and interprofessional days. * Travel to regional clinics for additional clinical experience and exposure to diverse patient demographics.
Qualifications:

* Candidates may apply through email at or Optometry Residency Matching System (ORMatch), no match required. * Applications must include: letter of intent, curriculum vitae or resume, official transcripts from all optometric education and graduate schoolwork, scores from Parts I, II, and III (if completed) of the National Board of Examiners in Optometry, and three letters of reference from faculty or adjunct faculty familiar with your clinical performance and academic abilities. * A minimum GPA of 2.50 and passing scores on all parts of the National Board Exams are required by the start of the residency year.
Benefits:

* Competitive stipend and benefits package. * On-campus housing available at an affordable rate (limited availability). * $1,000 continuing medical education budget with reimbursement for additional expenses related to presentations. * 10 paid vacation/sick days and 5 days for continuing medical education. * No night or weekend shifts; typical hours are Monday-Friday, 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM