Career growth & transitions
Utilize resources from AOAExcel®'s endorsed business partners to find a new position, expand your practice or transition your career.
From searching for a new career opportunity to purchasing or selling a practice, AOAExcel is your partner in career growth and transitions.
AOAExcel Career Center
For recent graduates, young doctors or experienced physicians looking to hire a doctor of optometry, the AOAExcel Career Center is your resource for posting and searching career opportunities.
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Practice financing
Whether you're looking to finance a piece of equipment, open a second location or even buy a practice, find a customized financial solution that suits your short and long-term goals.
Practice transitions
Achieve your buisness objectives during one of the biggest financial transactions of your lifetime. Utilize professionals to help facilitate a sale between two associates, find an official appraisal of your practice or be as hands-off as you want with selling your practice.
Take the necessary steps today to secure your financial future for tomorrow.
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Practice smarter and more efficiently.
Take the necessary steps today to secure your financial future for tomorrow.
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How the AOA and affiliates are fighting for reimbursement and coverage fairness
Throughout 2024, the AOA, affiliates and doctors of optometry across the country have stood up for reimbursement and coverage fairness, supporting optometric practice success and doctors' ability to deliver quality patient care.
AOA Foundation makes emergency appeal for doctors, students in Helene-ravaged states
In the devastating path forged from Hurricane Helene, shell-shocked residents in the southeastern U.S., including AOA members, are putting their lives back together.
AOA to update profession on health, vision plan advocacy efforts
Register now for this must-attend town hall event on Oct. 29. The last town hall drew over 700 attendees.