Last updated: August 28, 2026
Georgia is home to several hundred licensed optometrists spread across eye doctor offices, optometry clinics, and specialty vision practices statewide. Recent salary benchmarking puts the average Optometrist pay in Georgia at roughly $134,375 per year, or about $65 an hour, though actual compensation varies widely by employer, specialty, and years in practice.
Building an accurate, current list of optometrist contacts on your own is time-consuming. Licenses lapse, practices merge, and providers switch employers, so any list needs regular verification to stay useful for outreach.
What’s on this page:
Georgia Optometrists Email List
What’s in the Database
Heartbeat.ai maintains a contact database covering Georgia optometrists, along with related eye care professionals such as ophthalmologists, orthoptists, opticians, and opticians’ assistants. Records are refreshed on an ongoing basis to reduce the number of outdated entries.
Typical Record Fields
- Optometrist’s name
- Georgia practice location
- Work telephone number
- Cell phone number
- Email address
- Optometry specialization
- Years of experience
- Sole proprietor status
- Georgia license number
- Other states where licensed
- Fax number
- Practice address
How to Use This Data Effectively
A checklist for teams building outreach around this kind of list:
- Segment by specialty or years of experience before drafting messaging, since a new associate optometrist and a long-time practice owner respond to different pitches.
- Verify phone and email records against a recent sample before a large campaign; even well-maintained databases have some turnover.
- Cross-reference license numbers with the state board when accuracy matters for compliance-sensitive outreach.
- Pair mailing addresses with digital contact info for multi-channel campaigns rather than relying on one channel alone.
Georgia Board of Optometry
The Georgia Board of Optometry oversees licensing and professional conduct standards for optometrists practicing in the state, with the stated goal of protecting patients from unsafe or unprofessional practice. Anyone verifying a specific license or complaint history should check directly with the board rather than relying on third-party lists alone.
Where Georgia Optometrists Practice
Optometrists are concentrated in Georgia’s larger population centers, including Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Macon, and Savannah, though rural counties also have practicing providers, often serving a wider surrounding area.
Limitations to Keep in Mind
No third-party contact database is perfect. Licensing status changes, practices relocate, and self-reported specialty or experience data can lag behind reality. Treat any purchased list as a strong starting point for outreach, not a substitute for direct verification when the stakes are high, such as compliance-related communication or credentialing.
How to Purchase the List of GA Eye Doctors
Beyond Georgia optometrists, Heartbeat.ai provides contact data covering optometrists, ophthalmologists, opticians, and other eye care professionals nationwide, searchable across a broader healthcare provider database.
See pricing here and sign up for a Heartbeat.ai free trial today to get access to the contact list of Georgia optometrists.
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