Ophthalmologist / Cataract Surgeon

Srobotics; New York (NY); On-site; USD 315,000 - 385,000; Full time

Job summary

The Northwest NYC ophthalmology practice is seeking an early or mid-career ophthalmologist to join due to a partner's retirement. A guaranteed starting salary of $350,000 per year with a clear path to partnership in 1–2 years is offered.

The practice handles 350+ cataract cases annually and welcomes subspecialty training in any area, with a current emphasis on anterior segment surgery. Applicants must be eligible for NY licensure and board-certified or board-eligible, with opportunities at three

Qualifications

• Eligible for licensure in NY state and board-certified / board-eligible.

Responsibilities

• Provide general ophthalmic and optometric care.
• Perform refractive cataract surgery and manage postoperative care.
• Treat glaucoma and perform oculoplastic procedures as needed.

Skills

Ophthalmology

Cataract Surgery

Board Certification

Education

Medical Degree (MD)

Tools

Ophthalmic Surgical Equipment

Job description

Highly-respected PHYSICIAN-owned practice in Northwest NYC suburbs looking for an early or mid-career ophthalmologist to fill an open position due to retirement of a partner. There is no corporate or private equity involvement. Guaranteed 350k annual starting guaranteed salary and a clear path to partnership in 1-2 years. Starting surgical volume 350+ cataract cases per year.

Current services include general ophthalmic and optometric care, refractive cataract surgery, surgical and medical glaucoma, and oculoplastic surgery. The practice can welcome a new colleague with subspecialty training in any area, but currently have the most need for an anterior segment surgeon.

Three locations in Orange County within 20 minutes of each other, all approximately 1 hour northwest of NYC in the breathtaking natural beauty of the Hudson Valley - an area filled with outdoor recreation, lower cost of living, top ranked schools, and a safe and beautiful family environment.

Applicants must be eligible for licensure in NY state and board-certified / board-eligible.