Senior Vitreoretinal Surgeon - Equity Partnership, Top Pay
American Academy of Ophthalmology
Spencer (IA)
On-site
USD 350,000 - 450,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive compensation
Equitable partnership structure
Access to advanced imaging and surgical equipment
Supportive clinical team
Job summary
American Academy of Ophthalmology is seeking a fellowship-trained vitreoretinal surgeon for their practice in Spencer, Iowa. This partnership track position offers a unique opportunity to replace a retiring senior retina specialist. Responsibilities include conducting retinal clinics, performing surgical cases, and maintaining referral relationships. The ideal candidate should be board-certified in ophthalmology with a fellowship in vitreoretinal surgery. Competitive compensation in the top 10% nationally for the specialty and a supportive clinical team are included, along with access to advanced equipment.
Qualifications
Must be board-certified in ophthalmology with a fellowship in vitreoretinal surgery.
Eligible for an unrestricted medical license in Iowa.
Strong surgical skills are essential.
Responsibilities
Conduct full retinal clinics and manage retinal diseases.
Perform intravitreal injections and surgical cases.
Maintain referral relationships with healthcare organizations.
Participate in clinical trials and fellowship program activities.
Skills
Strong surgical interest
Proven surgical skills
Quality decision making
Education
Board-certified ophthalmology
Fellowship in vitreoretinal surgery
Job description
American Academy of Ophthalmology is seeking a fellowship-trained vitreoretinal surgeon for their practice in Spencer, Iowa. This partnership track position offers a unique opportunity to replace a retiring senior retina specialist. Responsibilities include conducting retinal clinics, performing surgical cases, and maintaining referral relationships. The ideal candidate should be board-certified in ophthalmology with a fellowship in vitreoretinal surgery. Competitive compensation in the top 10% nationally for the specialty and a supportive clinical team are included, along with access to advanced equipment.