Partner Staff Ophthalmologist

American Academy of Ophthalmology; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 300,000; Full time

Job summary

American Academy of Ophthalmology in San Francisco seeks an associate to build a busy clinical and surgical practice, with an accelerated path to partnership. The role includes potential glaucoma surgery work and a lucrative partnership offer.

The candidate should have fellowship training in Cornea or Glaucoma and be board eligible or certified, with a drive to quickly develop a comprehensive practice and participate in a partnership model.

Qualifications

• Fellowship training in Cornea or Glaucoma preferred.
• Board eligible or certified.

Responsibilities

• Associate with accelerated path to partnership and opportunity to quickly develop a busy clinical and surgical practice.
• Lead to a partnership position with potential to double income and expand glaucoma surgical cases.

Education

Fellowship in Cornea or Glaucoma

Board eligible or certified

Job description

Busy, Fun and Successful San Francisco ophthalmology practice searching for an associate with accelerated path to partnership. Current solo practitioner with sub-specialty training in Cornea, and ethical and robust premium cataract, cornea and refractive surgery practice seeks dynamic young associate to join the practice, leading to partnership position. Excellent opportunity to quickly develop a busy clinical and surgical practice, including opportunity for busy glaucoma surgical practice. Top starting salary with generous bonus structure, and partnership opportunity to double income. Four staff optometrists with in-house LASIK suite and full complement of diagnostics, including IOLMaster 700, A scan, Verion unit, CXL unit (with ongoing Phase 2 transepithelial protocol), Optos fundus camera, Avanti anterior and posterior OCT, Pentacam, iDesign aberrometer, Konan specular microscope, TMS-4 topographer, Zeiss autorefractor and field analyzer, and slit lamp camera. Staff of 16 with wonderful esprit-de-corps.

Board eligible or certified, fellowship training in Cornea or Glaucoma preferred.