Ophthalmology - Surgical or Medical Retina Opportunity
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- $427.8K–$441K
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Surgical or Medical Retina Physician Opportunity
Seeking a Board-Certified or Eligible Retina specialist to join a team of 7 retina experts in a supportive, collegial environment.
The role offers the chance to practice full scope ophthalmology with competitive compensation and benefits.
Responsibilities include providing high-quality patient care, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, and utilizing advanced electronic medical records.
Qualifications: Must be eligible for or possess a California medical license.
Key features: Practice in a location with diverse recreational and cultural amenities, affordable housing, and proximity to major attractions.
The practice emphasizes work-life balance, cultural competency, and professional growth through teaching, research, mentorship, and leadership opportunities.
Benefits: Competitive salary ($427,770–$441,000), incentives (~$93,100), full medical/dental coverage, loan programs, malpractice insurance, paid leave, retirement plans, and relocation support.
This role provides a full-time, rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful impact in ophthalmology.
Seeking a Board-Certified or Eligible Retina specialist to join a team of 7 retina experts in a supportive, collegial environment.
The role offers the chance to practice full scope ophthalmology with competitive compensation and benefits.
Responsibilities include providing high-quality patient care, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, and utilizing advanced electronic medical records.
Qualifications: Must be eligible for or possess a California medical license.
Key features: Practice in a location with diverse recreational and cultural amenities, affordable housing, and proximity to major attractions.
The practice emphasizes work-life balance, cultural competency, and professional growth through teaching, research, mentorship, and leadership opportunities.
Benefits: Competitive salary ($427,770–$441,000), incentives (~$93,100), full medical/dental coverage, loan programs, malpractice insurance, paid leave, retirement plans, and relocation support.
This role provides a full-time, rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful impact in ophthalmology.