Lead Veterinary Ophthalmology Specialist - New Service, 2027

The Vet Service; Bourne (MA); On-site; USD 250,000 - 350,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Signing incentive

Health insurance

Dental insurance

401(k) retirement plan

CE allowances

Paid leave

Career development

Autonomy & teaching

Job summary

The Vet Service in Massachusetts seeks a board-certified ophthalmologist to establish a new specialist ophthalmology service within a thriving referral setting, with a planned launch in 2027. The role offers an opportunity to influence clinical planning and deliver advanced ophthalmic care.

You will diagnose and manage a broad range of ocular conditions, perform specialist procedures, and collaborate across multiple disciplines while mentoring interns and residents.

Qualifications

• Diplomate status with ACVO or residency completion with board certification eligibility by 2027.
• Eligibility to obtain a Massachusetts veterinary license.
• Advanced clinical expertise in diagnosing and managing complex ophthalmic conditions in companion animals.
• Excellent communication and relationship-building with vets and pet owners.
• Enthusiasm for establishing a new specialist service and supporting education.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and manage a broad range of ocular conditions.
• Perform specialist ophthalmic procedures.
• Collaborate with surgeons, internal medicine, emergency, and other disciplines.
• Mentor interns and residents; supervise clinical support staff.
• Contribute to departmental planning, protocols, and service development.

Skills

Board certification ophthalmology

Residency trained

Licensure in MA

Clinical expertise in ophthalmology

Communication skills

Service development

Job description

The Vet Service in Massachusetts seeks a board-certified ophthalmologist to establish a new specialist ophthalmology service within a thriving referral setting, with a planned launch in 2027. The role offers an opportunity to influence clinical planning and deliver advanced ophthalmic care.

You will diagnose and manage a broad range of ocular conditions, perform specialist procedures, and collaborate across multiple disciplines while mentoring interns and residents.