Glaucoma & Cataract Surgeon - Partner Track Opportunity

American Society of Ophthalmic Administrators; Medford (OR); On-site; USD 350,000 - 600,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Health insurance

Dental & vision insurance

401(k) with profit sharing

Paid time off and holidays

Job summary

Medical Eye Center in Southern Oregon is seeking a fellowship-trained Glaucoma Specialist/Cataract Surgeon on a full-time, partner-track basis. You will join a high-volume, multi-specialty team and immediately access established glaucoma and cataract cases, with ownership potential through buy-in across clinics, ASC, and related properties.

Ideal candidates are AUPO-trained, board certified, licensed in Oregon, and comfortable collaborating with optometrists for co-management.

Qualifications

• Completed an AUPO-accredited glaucoma fellowship.
• Board certified.
• Eligible for Oregon medical license.
• Skilled in medical, laser and surgical glaucoma management including MIGS and trabeculectomy.
• Collaborating with optometrists on co-management of glaucoma patients.
• Committed to evidence-based medicine and high clinical standards.
• Demonstrates accountability and ownership.
• Thrives in open, trusting, collaborative teamwork.
• Excellent communicator with patient education focus.

Responsibilities

• Join an established glaucoma and cataract practice with ownership path.
• Assume a full schedule from day one with immediate clinical and surgical volume.
• Collaborate across multiple ophthalmology subspecialties and ASC resources.
• Contribute to practice growth and partnership decisions.
• Provide high-quality patient care and education.

Skills

AUPO fellowship

Board certified

Oregon license

Glaucoma management

MIGS

Collaborative care

Communication

Job description

Medical Eye Center in Southern Oregon is seeking a fellowship-trained Glaucoma Specialist/Cataract Surgeon on a full-time, partner-track basis. You will join a high-volume, multi-specialty team and immediately access established glaucoma and cataract cases, with ownership potential through buy-in across clinics, ASC, and related properties.

Ideal candidates are AUPO-trained, board certified, licensed in Oregon, and comfortable collaborating with optometrists for co-management.