Premier Cornea Surgeon for Academic Ophthalmology

NBSTSA; Rochester (MN); Hybrid; USD 350,000 - 550,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Robust research resources

Cutting-edge technology

Academic leadership opportunities

Physician-led culture

Job summary

Mayo Clinic Rochester seeks a fellowship-trained Cornea Surgeon to join a premier, collaborative ophthalmology team. The role emphasizes advanced corneal surgeries and complex anterior segment procedures within a world-class academic center.

The successful candidate will educate residents, engage in translational and clinical research, and contribute to Mayo Clinic's tradition of innovation and discovery, while benefiting from rich institutional resources and a physician-led culture.

Qualifications

• MD/DO degree or equivalent.
• Board-certified or board-eligible in Ophthalmology.
• Completion of a Cornea and External Disease fellowship.
• Expertise in corneal incisional surgery and keratoplasty.
• Eligibility for medical licensure in Minnesota (state).
• Commitment to patient-centered care and multidisciplinary collaboration.
• Interest in education of residents and fellows within an academic medical center.

Responsibilities

• Deliver advanced cornea care including incisional and keratoplasty procedures.
• Collaborate with subspecialists across ophthalmology to provide comprehensive care.
• Educate and mentor residents and fellows; contribute to research and academic programs.

Skills

Cornea surgery

Keratoplasty

Academic medicine

Resident education

Education

MD/DO

Ophthalmology board certified/eligible

Cornea fellowship

Job description

Mayo Clinic Rochester seeks a fellowship-trained Cornea Surgeon to join a premier, collaborative ophthalmology team. The role emphasizes advanced corneal surgeries and complex anterior segment procedures within a world-class academic center.

The successful candidate will educate residents, engage in translational and clinical research, and contribute to Mayo Clinic's tradition of innovation and discovery, while benefiting from rich institutional resources and a physician-led culture.