Careers · Fort Worth & Colleyville
Careers at Azure Eye Center in Fort Worth & Colleyville, TX
Join a high-performing ophthalmology team focused on exceptional care, an elevated patient experience, and continuous improvement. If you’re professional, detail-oriented, and thrive in a fast-paced, patient-first environment, we’d like to meet you.
What you’ll find here
- ✓Clear expectations, strong leadership support, and a respectful culture
- ✓Structured onboarding and role-based training
- ✓Opportunities to grow in a specialty setting (cataract, refractive, cornea)
- ✓Teammates who value accountability, communication, and follow-through
The short answer
How do I apply for a job at Azure Eye Center?
Complete the online application on this page with the role you want, your preferred office (Fort Worth or Colleyville), your experience level, and your resume. Our team reviews every application, and if your background matches a current need, we will reach out.
Azure Eye Center is a specialty ophthalmology practice focused on cataract, refractive, and cornea care, with offices in Fort Worth (Alliance) and Colleyville.
Why Azure
What is it like to work at Azure Eye Center?
Our team supports patients from their first phone call through surgery and follow-up care, so every role makes a difference in the patient experience.
- ✓Clear expectations and strong leadership support in a respectful culture.
- ✓Structured onboarding and role-based training.
- ✓Room to grow in a specialty setting: cataract, refractive, and cornea.
- ✓Teammates who value accountability, communication, and follow-through.
Who succeeds
Who succeeds at Azure Eye Center?
You’ll do well here if you:
- ✓Communicate well with patients and teammates
- ✓Stay calm under pressure
- ✓Follow processes
- ✓Protect patient confidentiality
- ✓Take ownership of your work
Common openings
What positions does Azure Eye Center hire for?
Openings vary over time. These are the roles we commonly hire for:
- ✓Front Desk & Scheduling
- ✓Patient Communications
- ✓Insurance Verification
- ✓Ophthalmic Technician
- ✓Scribe
- ✓Diagnostic Testing
- ✓Surgical Coordination
- ✓Billing/Operations Support
Apply
How do I apply?
Submit your information below and we’ll review your application. If your background matches a current need, our team will reach out.
Apply to Azure Eye Center
Two locations
Work at our Fort Worth or Colleyville office
Azure Eye Center has two offices, in Fort Worth (Alliance) and Colleyville. On your application, choose a preferred location or let us know you’re open to either. Both offices are open Monday–Thursday 8:00 am–5:00 pm and Friday 8:00 am–3:00 pm.
(817) 886-4600
(817) 886-4600
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FAQ
Careers FAQs
How do I apply for a job at Azure Eye Center?
Fill out the online application on this page and upload your resume. If your background matches a current need, our team will reach out.
What jobs does Azure Eye Center hire for?
Common openings include front desk and scheduling, patient communications, insurance verification, ophthalmic technician, scribe, diagnostic testing, surgical coordination, and billing and operations support.
Do I need ophthalmology experience to apply?
No. The application includes an option for applicants who are new to ophthalmology and willing to train, along with options for 1–2, 3–5, and 5+ years of experience.
Can I choose which office I work at?
Yes. You can select Fort Worth, Colleyville, or open to any location on your application.
Are part-time positions available?
The application lets you choose full-time, part-time, or either, so you can tell us what works for you.
What file types can I use for my resume?
PDF is preferred, and DOC and DOCX files are also accepted, up to 20 MB.
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Looking for eye care instead?
If you’re a patient, request a consultation at our Fort Worth (Alliance) or Colleyville office, or call our team.
This page is for general education and is not medical advice. Candidacy, treatment options, risks, and results vary by patient and are determined at an in-person exam with your eye doctor.