Ophthalmologist — Veteran Eye Care Leader

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs; Columbia Township (MO); On-site; USD 300,000 - 375,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary and bonus

Regular salary increases

Paid time off (annual and federal)

Federal health/vision/dental insurance

Federal pension and 401K

CME reimbursement

Malpractice protection with tail

No physician employment contract moonl

Work schedule: Mon-Fri 7:30–16:00

Ophthalmologist duties and referral

Job summary

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Truman VA Medical Center in Columbia, MO, is seeking a qualified Ophthalmologist to provide comprehensive eye care, diagnose and treat eye conditions, and collaborate with other specialists.

The position is based in a busy tertiary care setting with opportunities for teaching and clinical leadership. The role requires a Doctor of Medicine or equivalent and board certification, with a permanent US license.

Qualifications

• Ophthalmology as medical specialty.
• Licensure to practice medicine in the US.
• Board certification or eligibility in ophthalmology.

Responsibilities

• Arrange for specialized care or patient referral as required.
• Provide comprehensive ophthalmology care including prevention, health maintenance, early diagnosis, treatment and follow-up services.
• Conduct outpatient clinics and review patients' medications and treatment plans.
• Perform ophthalmologic procedures and supervise laser treatments as needed.
• Educate and collaborate with primary care and other providers; participate in quality assurance and peer review.

Skills

Ophthalmology

Education

Doctor of Medicine (MD) or equivalent

Job description

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Truman VA Medical Center in Columbia, MO, is seeking a qualified Ophthalmologist to provide comprehensive eye care, diagnose and treat eye conditions, and collaborate with other specialists.

The position is based in a busy tertiary care setting with opportunities for teaching and clinical leadership. The role requires a Doctor of Medicine or equivalent and board certification, with a permanent US license.