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UC San Diego Health is seeking a Financial Analyst Manager 1 for the Ophthalmology department at the Shiley Eye Institute in San Diego, CA. This career, full-time position is 100% effort with a competitive salary range of $111,300 to $211,100 per year. The incumbent will join a large team across multiple ophthalmology divisions and support clinical and research operations.
Filing deadline is 11/19/2026. The department comprises faculty, residents, and staff supporting patient care, education,
FINANCIAL ANL MGR 1
OPHTHALMOLOGY
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$111,300.00 - $211,100.00/Yr.
Shiley Eye Institute
Career
100%
Uncovered
1
8 hrs/day, Monday‑Friday
#142058 Associate Department Business Officer
Thu 11/19/2026
The Viterbi Family Department of Ophthalmology and Shiley Eye Institute at the University of California San Diego (UC San Diego) is an internationally recognized leader in patient care, education, and vision research. The department comprises 45 faculty physicians and scientists, 16 resident physicians, 13 postdoctoral clinical and research fellows, and more than 200 staff members across seven clinical divisions: Glaucoma, Retina, Cornea & Refractive Surgery, Pediatrics, Oculoplastic, Uveitis, and Neuro‑Ophthalmology. Clinical services are delivered across multiple locations, including the Shiley Eye Institute, Ratner Eye Center, Perlman Medical Offices, Hamilton Glaucoma and Jacobs Retina Center, Hillcrest Eye Center, and the Veterans Affairs (VA) Medical Center.
As the largest single outpatient clinic at UC San Diego, the department provides more than 130,000 patient visits and performs over 12,000 surgical procedures annually. The department continues to experience significant growth and is expanding its clinical footprint through development of the Shiley Eye Institute and regional satellite locations, including strategic practice acquisitions.
Complementing its exceptional clinical enterprise, the department is a nationally recognized research center conducting innovative basic, translational, and clinical research on eye diseases. With more than $12 million in annual federal research funding from the National Institutes of Health, the National Eye Institute, and other sponsors, the department ranks among the nation's leading ophthalmology programs in federally funded vision research.
The incumbent is responsible for the strategic leadership, coordination