A respected and expanding multi-specialty eye care group is opening a new flagship medical and surgical center in Midlothian, TX, and is seeking an Optometrist who thrives in a high-tech, patient-centered environment. This is a rare opportunity for an OD who wants to combine clinical expertise with innovation - helping shape the future of optometric care through AI integration, digital efficiency, and advanced patient engagement tools. The Midlothian location represents a cornerstone of growth in the southern Dallas-Fort Worth region and will serve as a model for the next generation of eye care centers.
About the Role:
As a key clinical provider at this new flagship site, you'll deliver full-scope optometric services while helping develop and refine the systems that make care smarter, faster, and more personalized.
Your responsibilities will include:
Performing comprehensive eye exams and managing ocular disease.
Conducting surgical pre- and post-operative evaluations for cataract and refractive procedures.
Supporting dry eye therapy, myopia management, and specialty contact lenses.
Collaborating with surgeons, technicians, and administrators to ensure seamless, technology-driven workflows.
Providing input on AI-supported EMR systems, telehealth initiatives, and data-based process improvements.
This position blends hands-on clinical care with strategic influence - giving you a voice in how technology enhances efficiency and patient experience across the entire organization.
Why This Role Stands OutThe Midlothian center will be among the most advanced in the region - equipped with digital charting, precision diagnostics, and modern design that prioritizes both workflow and patient comfort.
You'll join a team that values curiosity, adaptability, and collaboration. Every provider is encouraged to contribute ideas, test new technologies, and continuously improve the way care is delivered.
This is the ideal environment for an OD who wants to practice at a high level while helping define what "modern optometry" looks like in the years ahead.
Ideal Candidate:
Doctor of Optometry (OD) degree from an accredited program.
Active Texas license or eligibility to obtain.
Strong interest in technology, data-driven care, and process innovation.
Experience or enthusiasm for surgical co-management and ocular disease.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Why Midlothian:
Known as the "Hub of the South Metroplex," Midlothian, TX offers small-town comfort with big-city accessibility — just minutes from Dallas, Fort Worth, and Arlington. The area boasts top-rated schools, new housing communities, and a thriving professional network — the perfect home for an OD looking to grow both career and lifestyle.
