Picture two weeks of rewarding clinical work in one of the world’s most beautiful places, then two weeks back home in Australia. OCULA is looking for a FIFO Locum Optometrist based in Queenstown, who will also cover our Wānaka and/or Arrowtown practices. Whether you’re an experienced optometrist or a new graduate looking for a standout start to your career, we’d love to hear from you.
Our ideal roster is 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off. We’re also happy to talk about longer-term arrangements or other rosters for the right person.
Why OCULA?
OCULA is a growing, independent optometry group in New Zealand, focused on exceptional clinical care, beautiful eyewear and a great patient experience.
Our Southern Lakes practices in Queenstown, Wānaka and Arrowtown are fully equipped digital practices with modern, boutique environments. You’ll have the latest diagnostic technology [e.g. OCT, digital retinal imaging, visual fields] to support thorough, confident clinical decision-making. You’ll work with experienced, friendly teams in an environment that values clinical autonomy and quality care.
New graduates: we’ll support you
We want to encourage new grads to apply. Through the OCULA Graduate Programme, you’ll have structured support as you build your clinical confidence, including:
FIFO is a great way to start your career with variety, adventure and real clinical growth, and you won’t be doing it alone.
What we offer:
We’re looking for:
Why FIFO with OCULA?
You get the best of both worlds. Your on-weeks are focused, well-supported clinical work in premium digital practices in one of the world’s great destinations. Your off-weeks are spent at home in Australia, or exploring New Zealand. It suits optometrists at any stage of their career who want flexibility, a change of scenery and something a bit different from the usual locum circuit.
Interested?
For a confidential chat about the role, rostering and what we can offer, contact Hayley, our HR & Recruitment Manager, at people@oculagroup.co.nz.
Strong clinical skills across general optometry and patient care