Kaiser Permanente Washington Residency in Primary Care Optometry

Kaiser Permanente Washington Residency in Primary Care Optometry is a postdoctoral clinical training program located in Tacoma, Washington. This residency is designed for optometrists who have completed their Doctor of Optometry degree and seek specialized clinical experience in primary care optometry within a large integrated healthcare system.

Specific enrollment figures and performance metrics are not reported in available data for this program. Primary care optometry residencies of this type typically provide advanced training in ocular disease management, contact lens fitting, low vision, and co-management of systemic conditions with medical teams, preparing graduates for practice in comprehensive care settings.

Tacoma is a major city in Pierce County in the Puget Sound region of Washington State. Kaiser Permanente's integrated care model and broad patient population offer residents extensive clinical exposure across diverse patient demographics, providing a strong foundation for practice in primary care optometry.