Physician Ophthalmology
About the role
Join 5 ophthalmologists, 5 optometrists, 1 low vision specialist, and 5 opticians. Call schedule of 1:5 with strong multidisciplinary neuroscience support team. Fellowship-trained, board-certified or board-eligible candidate preferred. Develop a broad scope of glaucoma practice with high-volume glaucoma and MIGS surgeries. State-of-the-art equipment including Heidelberg OCTs, intraoperative OCT, and multiple laser systems. Teaching opportunities with accredited residency program and affiliated medical college. Collaborative neuroscience research opportunities with a prestigious public research university. Hospital-employed position in a community offering excellent schools and affordable housing.
Responsibilities
- Develop a broad scope of glaucoma practice with high-volume glaucoma and MIGS surgeries
- Teaching opportunities with accredited residency program and affiliated medical college
- Collaborative neuroscience research opportunities with a prestigious public research university
Requirements
You will enjoy practicing in one of the largest metropolitan areas of Illinois. The city has plenty of 1st-rate fun, with art, nightlife, dining, and shopping all at your fingertips. The community features the friendliness and advantages of a smaller town found in a much larger city. Its low cost of living, especially compared to nearby Chicago, makes it a great place to raise a family or settle down.
Qualifications
- Fellowship-trained, board-certified or board-eligible candidate preferred
Skills
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Benefits
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Pay
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Schedule
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Contact
Contact Rachel Lieberman at [email protected] or 954-837-2605 to learn more about this opportunity.