I've been in this industry for over a year.  I enjoy working with people.  Working with both Dr. Feeser and Dr. Nunez have been great.  Both bring something different to this establishment.   They both have a passion to help, and investagate problems if there is one.  I like working here because people feel comfortable and actually feel like we care. 

Here is where I stand with our products.  We have a nice array of frames, sunglasses, sports wear and accessories.  We have prices for all who walk in the door.  We take each patient one at a time.  Patients are educated about their eyes with the doctor.  The doctor takes each problem and gives a recommedation.  The patient is educated in any product they are recommended to need and the patient has choices.

I like working here because "We Care About You and Your Eyes."

I am easily available for all of our patients day or night.  Thank you for letting us be a part of your family.

Rachel has been with Huntingtown Vision Center since June 2007.  As the receptionist, she will welcome you as you come in the door.  She'll assist you with making your appointment when you call.  And she'll also try and make the pre-screening process as comfortable as possible.

Rachel is a resident of Calvert County and is a junior at Huntingtown High School.  She plans on becoming a doctor and is currently applying to colleges.  In her spare time, she likes to spend time with her friends and family.

Kayla has been with Huntingtown Vision Center since August 2007.  She takes care of the needs of the patient from the time they walk in the door to the time they leave.  She is personable and works well with patients and her peers.

Kayla is a resident of Calvert County.  She is currently a student at the College of Southern Maryland and will be graduating in late Spring 2008.  She will then be transferring in the fall of 2008 to obtain her Bachelor's degree.  She is interested in becoming something in the medical field.

 How Kayla came to know us:

"I learned about Huntingtown Vision Center when I had an eye crisis of my own.  I had a serious eye infection that was so bad it made me cry.  I couldn't see, couldn't drive and I couldn't pay attention in class.  I couldn't take it anymore.  I had never felt this kind of pain before.  I had to call a doctor.

I called every doctor I knew of that were in and out of the area.  Every time I was told, 'I'm sorry, there won't be a doctor in till Friday.  There's nothing we can do.'  Seeing as how it was Tuesday and there was NO WAY I was waiting. 

Finally, I got the number for Huntingtown Vision Center.  By that time, I was crying again.  Angela Feeser answered the phone in a tone I had not heard all day.  It was like she was actually happy to be answering the phone.  Crying, I begged her to tell me there was a doctor there today or that there would be one later.  Not to my surprise, she cheerfully responded, 'I'm sorry there won't be a doctor here till Saturday.'  I started crying and telling her how much it hurt and how I couldn't wait.  What surprised me was her sympathy for me.  She told me she would give a doctor a call and see what she could do.  Two minutes later she called back to tell me to come in.  A doctor was on his way.

I had never been in more shock at the level of importance I felt to someone I had never met.  I had a friend drive me over.  As Dr. Feeser kindly helped me, I knew that I was somewhere where people actually cared about me and my health."

Send us your resume at huntingtownvisioncenter@comcast.net or fill out an application below and fax it to 410-286-1390.

Open Positions:

OPTOMETRIC TECHNICIAN - Part Time.  Front desk duties, patient pre-testing, and optical sales. 

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