Jobs at Hakim Group

Dispense frames and complex lenses, including bifocals and varifocals; provide frame styling, pre-screening, fittings, and adjustments; manage patient appointments and queries; and support smooth practice operations alongside optometrists. The role emphasizes personalized patient care, precision, organization, and confident communication in an optometry practice. Saturday work is required, with no Sunday or bank holiday shifts.

Provide patient-focused optical support, including frame styling, lens selection, fittings, adjustments, aftercare, and advice tailored to visual and lifestyle needs. Assist with complex prescriptions alongside the wider team, maintain displays and equipment, and support daily practice operations. Build trust through honest recommendations, deliver a smooth patient experience, and collaborate effectively with colleagues. Saturday work is required.

Provides specialist glaucoma care and comprehensive optometric examinations, including diagnostic testing, risk assessment, progression monitoring, treatment planning, referrals, and patient education. Maintains clinical records, collaborates with ophthalmologists and practice staff, participates in audits and quality improvement, and supports clinical teaching. Requires GOC registration, independent prescribing, glaucoma qualifications, and practical glaucoma-care experience.

Provides patient-focused optical support, including pre-screening with Optomap technology, eyewear styling, lens and frame guidance, fittings, adjustments, aftercare, appointment management, and contact lens subscriptions. Welcomes patients, supports optometrists with clinical preparation, maintains displays and equipment, and helps deliver a high-quality boutique practice experience.

Provide thorough optometric patient care through 40-minute testing clinics, using advanced diagnostic equipment and pre-screening support. The role offers clinical autonomy, mentorship, professional development, potential IP qualification sponsorship, and opportunities to contribute to specialist services such as dry eye care. Candidates must be GOC registered and work two Saturdays per month. Future responsibilities may include supervising a pre-registration optometrist.

Part-time optometrist providing comprehensive eye examinations, contact lens fitting, tailored patient care, and ongoing clinical support. Responsibilities include working within GOC guidelines, resolving clinical and technical queries, liaising with external professionals, maintaining equipment, and contributing to practice improvement. The role offers clinical autonomy, advanced diagnostic technology, professional development, and a collaborative environment. Candidates must hold full GOC registration; applicants at any experience level, including newly qualified optometrists, are welcome.

Provides front-of-house reception and administrative support in an optician practice, including greeting patients, handling calls, scheduling appointments, and managing daily administration. Conducts preliminary diagnostic imaging and automated pre-screening tests, performs minor frame repairs and adjustments, and supports dispensing during busy periods after training. Requires strong communication, attention to detail, customer-facing or administrative experience, and Saturday flexibility.

Provides patient-focused optical support, including frame styling, lens selection, fittings, adjustments, aftercare, and advice tailored to visual and lifestyle needs. The role also involves supporting complex prescriptions, maintaining displays and equipment, assisting with daily practice tasks, and serving as a friendly contact for patients and colleagues. Previous optical experience is not required, and the schedule is Monday to Friday with an occasional Saturday.

Part-time Optometrist providing comprehensive eye examinations, contact lens fitting, tailored patient care, and ongoing clinical support. Responsibilities include working within GOC guidelines, resolving clinical queries, liaising with external professionals, maintaining equipment, and contributing to practice development. The role offers clinical autonomy, professional development, paid fees, CPD support, and requires three days per week including alternate Saturdays.

Supports optometrists and patients in an independent optical practice. Responsibilities include assisting with daily practice tasks, responding to patient queries, maintaining displays and equipment, and providing friendly, reliable service. The role involves 4.5 days per week, including Saturdays, and is suitable for candidates with or without previous optical experience because training is provided.

Provide optical assistance in an independent optician practice, including frame styling, lens recommendations, fittings, adjustments, and complex dispensing alongside optometrists. Build positive relationships with patients, offer welcoming service, contribute to a close-knit team, and support practice operations. The role is full-time or part-time, requires Saturdays, and demands previous optical practice experience.

Provides patient-focused optical assistance in an independent optician practice. Responsibilities include frame styling, custom lens selection, varifocal dispensing, precise eyewear fittings and adjustments, and delivering warm patient service. The role involves working collaboratively within a three-testing-room practice, supporting clinical care and recommending premium eyewear brands. Previous optical practice experience is essential; the position is full-time or part-time and requires Saturdays.

Conduct thorough eye examinations, provide expert advice and contact lens fitting, deliver ongoing patient care, and tailor optical services to individual needs. The optometrist will follow GOC guidelines, resolve clinical and technical queries, liaise with external professionals, maintain equipment, and contribute to practice development. Full- and part-time positions are available, with Saturday rotation required. The practice welcomes newly qualified and experienced candidates and supports further qualifications in medical retina, glaucoma, and independent prescribing.

Provides comprehensive eye examinations, contact lens fitting, tailored patient advice, and ongoing clinical care. The Optometrist will work within GOC guidelines, resolve clinical and technical queries, maintain practice equipment, liaise with external professionals, and support a collaborative independent opticians practice. Full-time and part-time options are available, with some Saturday work required.

Pre-Reg Optometrist completing a supervised qualification year in an independent practice. The role involves delivering patient-focused eye care, assessing visual needs, supporting continuity of care, and contributing to service improvement. Candidates receive clinical support, regular CPD, peer-group learning, and access to experienced industry professionals. Placements are available across UK practices, with no Sunday or bank holiday work.

Provide comprehensive eye examinations, expert advice, contact lens fitting, and ongoing patient care. Deliver tailored clinical services in line with GOC guidelines, resolve clinical and technical queries, liaise with external professionals, maintain practice equipment, and collaborate with colleagues to support an excellent patient journey. The part-time role requires working three to four days weekly, including some Saturdays.

Provides patient-focused optical assistance, including frame styling, lens selection, fittings, adjustments, aftercare, and advice on complex prescriptions. Supports patients throughout their practice experience, maintains displays and equipment, and contributes to daily practice operations. The role requires previous optical experience, with varifocal dispensing experience desirable, and involves working across practices in Midsomer Norton and Frome, including some Saturdays.