Associate Ophthalmologist

NBSTSA; Michigan; On-site; USD 350,000 - 700,000; Full time

Job summary

Michigan Vision Institute is seeking a motivated ophthalmologist to join our private practice in Michigan. You will inherit an established patient panel and work in a state-of-the-art facility with experienced staff, ensuring continuity of care and growth from day one.

This role offers competitive compensation with production-based incentives and a defined path to ownership for the right candidate, with strong clinical and surgical responsibilities, including cataract surgery experience.

Qualifications

• Completed ophthalmology residency; fellowship training is a plus.
• Board certification or eligibility.
• Strong surgical skills, especially cataract surgery.
• Collaborative, team‑oriented mindset.
• Commitment to clinical excellence and patient relationships.

Education

MD/DO (Ophthalmology)

Job description

Michigan Vision Institute is seeking a motivated, patient-focused Ophthalmologist to join our well-established private practice. This is an exceptional opportunity for a physician who wants to hit the ground running and build a long, rewarding career in a thriving community practice.

About Our Practice

We work out of an 18,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art clinical facility supported by a newly built, freestanding ambulatory surgery center equipped with the latest technology and led by experienced, highly trained surgical staff. Our team is one of the strongest in the region — skilled, stable, and deeply committed to delivering outstanding patient care.

The Opportunity

One of the senior physicians will be transitioning into retirement in December, and the incoming associate will inherit a well-established, loyal patient base — providing an immediate foundation and fast-track growth from day one. You will not be starting from zero.

• Immediate access to an established patient panel
• State-of-the-art clinical and surgical facilities
• Experienced, tenured support staff
• Competitive compensation with production-based incentives
• Defined path to ownership for the right candidate
• High income potential in a lower cost-of-living market

Ideal Candidate

• MD or DO with completed ophthalmology residency (fellowship trained a plus)
• Board certified or board eligible
• Strong surgical skills; cataract surgery experience preferred
• Collaborative, team-oriented mindset
• Commitment to clinical excellence and patient relationships