Optometrists Wanted

A clearer kind of eye care.

Comprehensive optometry, specialty dry-eye care, advanced diagnostics, and personalized eyewear in Santa Maria.

12

Clinical exam rooms

+1

Adjacent suite currently in expansion

7

Areas of vision care

Open

Optometrist position, immediate schedule

Care at every stage

Eye care that starts with clear answers.

This page covers the essentials. Each service page explains the visit itself, the testing involved, how to prepare, and the questions patients ask most.

Close examination of a patient's eye surface during a dry eye evaluation
Tear-film analysis

Specialty care · Dry Eye Clinic

Dry eye isn’t something you have to live with.

Burning, gritty, watery, or tired eyes usually have an identifiable cause. Our dedicated clinic looks for what is actually driving your symptoms, then treats that.

  1. 01

    Find the cause

    Imaging and tear-film measurement help show whether oil glands, tear quality, inflammation, or the eye surface is involved.

  2. 02

    Treat it directly

    In-office therapies and prescription care address the source instead of relying only on drops for temporary relief.

  3. 03

    Measure the progress

    Follow-up measurements confirm the treatment is working and guide changes as your eyes change.

Visit the Dry Eye Clinic page

Advanced diagnostics

Testing that sees what symptoms can’t tell you.

Many eye conditions begin quietly. Diagnostic imaging lets your doctor examine the retina, measure structures precisely, and compare today against your earlier visits.

See how each test is used

Layer-by-layer retinal detail

Cross-sectional imaging supports evaluation of macular changes and glaucoma risk.

A wider view of the retina

Broader retinal photography helps review areas that are harder to see in a standard exam.

How your vision actually functions

Visual field and focusing measurements add context when symptoms and exam findings don’t line up.

Change tracked over years

Repeat imaging is compared against your record, so follow-up is recommended only when findings support it.

During your visit: your doctor walks you through what was measured, what it means, and what happens next.

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Eyeglass frames displayed in the on-site optical at Vision Center of Santa Maria

On-site optical

Eyewear chosen for how you actually see.

A prescription is only part of good glasses. Our opticians match lens design, frame fit, and coatings to your work, driving, reading, and screen time — measured and adjusted in person.

Fitted in person

Alignment and comfort adjusted on-site, including after purchase.

Lenses explained plainly

Options and costs described before you decide, without pressure.

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Careers · Optometrists

We’re Growing Our Optometry Team

We're expanding! Join an independent practice with established patient demand, advanced diagnostic equipment, six trained chairside assistants, and specialty eye care services.

Full schedule from day one

Step into an established Santa Maria patient base instead of building from zero.

Equipment and workflows in place

Work with OCT, VEP/ERG, aberrometry, infrared imaging, and dry-eye technology.

Embrace your full potential

Evaluate ocular health and manage dry eye, glaucoma, diabetic and hypertensive retinopathy, binocular vision, and more.

Support, not solo pressure

Staff support data entry, refractions, and specialized testing so you can focus on evaluation, treatment, and patient care.

Schedule care

Request an appointment.

Call (805) 925-9575 or send a request and our team will confirm a time with you.

Address
1429 S. Broadway,
Santa Maria, CA 93454
Hours
Mon–Thu 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Fri 9:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Sat–Sun Closed
Insurance
CenCal
Medicare
Email
prewettvision@gmail.com
LanguageS
English
Español
Ordering contact lenses

Existing patients can order contacts through our online ordering portal. If you are a new patient, please call the office before ordering.

Open the ordering portal

This form is not monitored after hours. For sudden vision loss, new flashes or floaters, eye pain, or an injury, call (805) 925-9575.