Join a Practice Where You Lead
Join a Physician-Owned Practice Where You Lead
Welcome to a different kind of eye care career.
For over 50 years, L.O. Eye Care has been home to physicians who value independence, collaboration, and putting patients first. Here, you'll find more than a job—you'll discover a genuine partnership where your clinical expertise shapes our future. No corporate quotas. No purely profit-driven pressures. Just exceptional eye care delivered by doctors who love what they do. Whether you're finishing residency or seeking a change, at L.O. you'll find colleagues who have chosen clinical freedom over corporate constraints and built something extraordinary together.
Explore your new opportunity.
The Best of Both Worlds: Small-Town Living, Big-Time Medicine
Discover Mid-Michigan's perfect balance of professional excellence and personal fulfillment. Our six locations offer the sophistication of a major medical practice with the warmth of community-centered care. Enjoy Big Ten culture, affordable living, Great Lakes recreation, and easy access to major metros—all while building a rewarding career where your voice matters.
- Cost of Living: Housing costs 30-40% lower than major metro areas like Chicago or Detroit
- Commute Times: Average commute under 20 minutes throughout the region
- Education: Home to Michigan State University and top-rated K-12 school districts
- Recreation: Within 90 minutes of Lake Michigan beaches and 150+ state parks
- Family Life: Ranked among Michigan's safest communities with low crime rates
- Access: 2-hour drive to Detroit, Chicago, and Grand Rapids for weekend getaways
- Growth: East Lansing/Lansing metro experiencing steady economic growth and development
What our doctors have to say:
“I firmly believe that we are what we repeatedly do. Therefore, excellence is not an act but rather a habit. My mission is to improve lives one eye at a time. I’m grateful for being able to do so. This is a privilege that I take very seriously.”
-Dr. Soliman, M.D.
“I love what I do to care for patients. To be compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, and tolerant with the weak...because in your life you will have been all of these.”
-Dr. Liu, M.D.