Glaucoma Ophthalmologist

American Academy of Ophthalmology; Woodbury (MN); On-site; USD 260,000 - 420,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Partnership track with ownership

New clinic expansion

Ownership opportunities in affiliated…

Job summary

St. Paul Eye Clinic in Minnesota is seeking a fellowship-trained glaucoma specialist to join our growing practice.

You will manage the full spectrum of glaucoma care, including medical management, laser procedures (SLT, LPI, CPC), MIGS, combined cataract/MIGS cases, trabeculectomy, and tube shunt surgery. Board certified or board eligible in ophthalmology with a Glaucoma Fellowship is required; MIGS and complex anterior segment surgery experience is preferred.

Qualifications

• Board certified or board eligible in ophthalmology.
• Completed a Glaucoma Fellowship.
• Experience with MIGS and complex anterior segment surgery preferred.

Responsibilities

• Manage the full spectrum of glaucoma care including medical management and laser procedures (SLT, LPI, CPC).
• Perform MIGS, combined cataract/MIGS cases, trabeculectomy and tube shunt surgeries.
• Provide high-quality, compassionate ophthalmic care within a growing private practice.

Job description

St. Paul Eye Clinic is seeking a Fellowship-Trained Glaucoma Specialist

St. Paul Eye Clinic (SPEC) serving the Twin Cities of Minnesota is a growing independent private practice that is proud of its nearly 60-year history of providing full-service ophthalmologic care to patients throughout the greater St. Paul area and western Wisconsin. Our 20 providers and 180+ team members are committed to providing high-quality, compassionate, state-of-the-art clinical care to our marketplace. We accomplish this by providing a full range of ophthalmologic services…from an annual eye exam to the latest in cataract, cornea, glaucoma, oculoplastic, pediatric, neuro-ophthalmology, LASIK, retina, and optical care through our five St. Paul-area and two Wisconsin locations.

St. Paul Eye Clinic is actively recruiting a fellowship-trained glaucoma specialist to add both breadth and depth to our growing glaucoma service. You will join our two glaucoma specialists and a medical staff comprised of three cornea specialists, two retina specialists, one oculoplastic specialist, one pediatric ophthalmologist, one neuro-ophthalmologist, five comprehensive ophthalmologists and five optometrists, who provide a strong internal referral base. You will manage the full spectrum of glaucoma care, from medical management and laser procedures (SLT, LPI, CPC) to MIGS, combined cataract/MIGS cases, trabeculectomy, and tube shunt surgery, supported by advanced diagnostic imaging and visual field testing. SPEC’s growth is a direct result of our commitment to the communities we serve. To meet this demand, we are adding providers, recently opened a new clinic, and continue to expand our surgical capacity.

The qualified candidate will be Board Certified or Board eligible in ophthalmology and will have completed a Glaucoma Fellowship. Experience with MIGS and complex anterior segment surgery is preferred, and new fellowship graduates are encouraged to apply.

St. Paul Eye Clinic has a strong culture of hiring the right individual and investing in their success. To that end, we offer a partnership track that includes ownership opportunities in the clinical practice, the optical shop, our affiliated ambulatory surgery centers, and real estate holdings.

The Twin Cities consistently provide physicians with an exceptional quality of life. The metro area offers a thriving arts and theater scene, all major professional sports, a strong job market anchored by numerous Fortune 500 headquarters, highly regarded schools, and an international airport with nonstop access across the country. With hundreds of lakes, an extensive park and trail system, and the scenic St. Croix River Valley minutes away, our providers enjoy a genuine four-season lifestyle and a cost of living well below that of comparable metro areas on either coast.

The qualified candidate will be Board Certified or Board eligible in ophthalmology and will have completed a Glaucoma Fellowship. Experience with MIGS and complex anterior segment surgery is preferred, and new fellowship graduates are encouraged to apply.