Optical Assistant - Chingford, East London - Up to £30,000
Full or Part Time | Independent Opticians | Private Focus | 3, 4 or 5 Days
Zest Optical recruitment is working with a respected independent Opticians in Chingford, East London to recruit an experienced Optical Assistant.
This is a stylish, community-led practice with a loyal patient base and a focus on unhurried, personal care. The environment is calm and quality driven, offering longer appointments and a private patient focus rather than high-volume testing.
The practice is known locally for its tailored approach, detailed dispensing and carefully curated eyewear collections. It is a quieter setting, so this role would suit someone proactive who enjoys taking ownership, supporting across the practice and keeping standards high throughout the day.
Optical Assistant - The Role
Independent Opticians in Chingford, East London
Fully private patient base
Single testing environment with quality-led service
Premium eyewear brands including Tom Ford, Jimmy Choo and Maui Jim
High value dispensing and styling consultations
Opportunity to spend time with patients to find the right eyewear solution
Supporting with complex queries and detailed fittings
Front of house and day-to-day practice support
Full or part time, 3, 4 or 5 days per week
Most Saturdays included, but they try and give 12 Saturdays off per year fully paid
Typical hours 9am to 5:30pm
Salary up to £30,000 depending on experienceOptical Assistant - The Person
Previous experience as an Optical Assistant
Independent practice experience would be ideal
Confident working with premium products and higher price points
Interest in fashion, styling and personalised service
Proactive and happy to take initiative in a quieter setting
Professional, friendly and team focusedThis is a great opportunity for an Optical Assistant who enjoys working in a boutique style practice where service, detail and patient experience come first.
To apply, please send your CV to Rebecca Wood or call (phone number removed) for a confidential discussion