Come and discover paradise and professional fulfillment in one of North America's most historic regions.  For hundreds of years, the Paso del Norte Region has been a population center in the Americas, but optometry is a relatively recent arrival.  Achieve newfound professional satisfaction in a mountainous, sunny city that serves as the heart of a bi-national, tri-state area teeming with professional opportunity for optometrists and (as necessary) spouses of optometrists!

Founded in the 1950s by a Californian who sought a better life for his family, our practice has helped lead families from other parts of Texas and even as far away as Ohio to happy endings.  Your story will unfold in a professional setting consisting of three locations and top-notch technology, including OCT, stereo retinal camera, corneal topography, visual field and Optomap.  El Paso offers an increasingly rare combination to all who join the family: high quality of life and low cost of living.  

As the nation's 19th largest city, El Paso also is among America's safest large cities.  Normally, we're No. 1, but occasionally we'll wind up second or third.  Unemployment is low, economic development is booming, and dual-language K-12 education has been rolled out by the county's largest school district.  As an El Pasoan, your backyard could be staring into Fort Bliss, the Franklin Mountains (Texas' longest contiguous mountain range) or even lush willows along the Rio Grande.  The choice is yours, and as an optometrist in El Paso, you will be serving people who respect you in a region that will welcome you, no matter where you call home.  On the weekends, spend time in one of our state parks or one of the nearby national parks.

We need a full-time associate.  Our base salary is competitive, and high performers stand to be rewarded accordingly.  Experienced ODs are welcome, and new grads are also welcome.  Six months in, you'll be sipping a michelada, wearing custom-made cowboy boots and congratulating yourself for choosing El Paso.  We'll be there to pat your back when that day comes.