Glaucoma Surgeon

Job Description

Job Description

Description :

Position : Glaucoma Surgeon

Location : Southeast Georgia and South Carolina Lowcountry

Opportunity Overview : Join our doctor-owned, non-private equity ophthalmology practice—the largest in Southeast Georgia and the South Carolina Lowcountry—as a glaucoma surgeon. With 10 locations and a 19-member MD / OD team, you'll have the opportunity to perform high-volume glaucoma surgeries supported by a large internal and external referral network. Our practice performs over 7,700 surgeries annually across all specialties, ensuring a busy and rewarding experience.

Why Join Us?

High-Volume Practice : Contribute to our practice's 7,700+ annual surgeries, with a focus on glaucoma procedures.

Collaborative Care : Engage with a multi-specialty physician team within an in-house surgery center.

Supportive Environment : Enjoy the support of well-trained technicians, surgical assistants, and scribes.

State-of-the-art technology : Utilize the latest diagnostic and surgical equipment.

Competitive Compensation : Starting salary of $350,000 with an additional incentive bonus, plus an excellent benefits package including 401(k), CME stipend, and more.

Partnership Track : Opportunity to join as a partner with a reasonable buy-in, and potential ownership in the ASCs.

Lifestyle : Experience an outstanding work / life balance in a coastal location with access to cultural amenities, beaches, and nearby metropolitan areas.

Location Highlights : Coastal Georgia is a stunning place to call home. Enjoy a vibrant lifestyle with access to historical landmarks, cultural activities, and some of the best beaches in the Southeast. Savannah, recognized as a top destination city for 2024, offers a unique blend of Southern charm and modern living.

Requirements : Requirements :

• Board-certified or board-eligible in ophthalmology
• Fellowship training in glaucoma surgery
• Dedication to collaborative, patient-centered care
• Willingness to participate in hospital call, with additional compensation from the hospital system