Jobs at American Vision Partners

Manages daily operations for two ophthalmology clinics, overseeing staff assignments, scheduling, timekeeping, hiring, training, budgeting, profitability, reporting, community outreach, and provider relationships. The role requires medical practice management experience, strong financial and communication skills, knowledge of optometric care, and the ability to supervise teams and resolve operational issues. Travel by car to the Globe clinic is required one to two days per week.

Supports retina specialists by collecting patient histories, documenting findings in the EHR, performing preliminary tests, ophthalmic photography, OCTs, and fluorescein dye injections. Scribes provider findings, triages retina emergencies, educates patients, prepares prescriptions and referral letters, maintains exam rooms and supplies, and supports scheduling and clinic flow. The role requires patient-facing communication, sterile technique, attention to detail, and flexibility to travel between locations.

Provides comprehensive medical and surgical retina care at Southwest Eye Institute in El Paso, with potential cases in Las Cruces. The specialist will join a collaborative ophthalmology team supported by surgeons, optometrists, technicians, scribes, and front-office staff. Responsibilities include managing high surgical volumes, delivering quality eye care, participating in referral networks, and using advanced ophthalmic technology. Board certification or eligibility is required; Spanish proficiency is preferred but not required.

Documents provider encounters in the electronic health record, reviews patient workups, supports clinic flow, generates prescriptions, educates patients, and performs ophthalmic pretests including tonometry, visual fields, refractions, and lensometry. The role also verifies scheduling, assists with rooming, communicates workflow concerns, and helps deliver an efficient patient experience.

Prepares ophthalmology patients for examinations by collecting medical histories, performing visual and diagnostic tests, administering eye drops, assisting with minor procedures, educating patients, documenting findings in the EHR, and maintaining clean exam rooms. Provides a welcoming patient experience while supporting efficient clinic flow.

Prepares ophthalmology patients for examinations by collecting medical histories, performing vision and diagnostic tests, administering dilating drops, assisting with minor procedures, educating patients, documenting findings in the EHR, and maintaining clean, sterile examination rooms.

Prepares operating rooms, maintains sterile fields, assists surgeons with instruments and supplies, supports patient transfers and discharges, handles specimens and wound dressings, and performs sterilization and limited clerical duties.

Prepares operating rooms, maintains sterile fields, assists surgeons with instruments and supplies, supports patient transfers and discharge, handles specimens and wound dressings, and performs occasional clerical duties. Requires surgical technologist training, surgical environment experience, strong attention to detail, reliability, communication skills, and the ability to multitask in a fast-paced setting.

Prepares ophthalmology patients for examinations by collecting medical histories, performing vision and diagnostic tests, administering eye drops, assisting with minor procedures, educating patients, documenting findings in the EHR, and maintaining clean, sterilized exam rooms.

West Texas Eye Associates seeks a board-certified or board-eligible Cornea Specialist to join its ophthalmology practice in Lubbock, Texas. The surgeon will provide corneal disease and ophthalmic surgical care within a high-volume practice supported by surgeons, optometry, technicians, scribes, and administrative staff. The position offers productivity incentives, comprehensive benefits, continuing education, licensure and malpractice coverage, retirement matching, relocation assistance, and potential equity participation.

Perform 1,500+ premium cataract and refractive surgeries annually, specializing in femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery and advanced intraocular lenses. Partner with medical leadership to champion high-quality surgical education and outcomes among patients and colleagues. The role includes access to strong referral networks, dedicated support staff, state-of-the-art technology, and opportunities for productivity incentives, relocation assistance, and equity participation.

Manages the full healthcare revenue cycle, including patient and payer follow-up, eligibility verification, prior authorizations, payment posting, refunds, claim appeals, audit documentation, provider enrollment, charge capture issue resolution, mail processing, and payment deposits. Ensures billing accuracy, regulatory compliance, productivity, confidentiality, and effective coordination with patients, payers, clinic staff, information technology, and clinical teams.

Verifies insurance eligibility, benefits, and coverage; obtains prior authorizations for surgeries and injections; resolves insurance issues; calculates patient responsibility; documents findings; updates demographics; and responds to calls and emails. The role requires accurate, timely work, knowledge of CMS and payer guidelines, confidentiality under HIPAA, and strong organizational, communication, math, and customer service skills.

Processes patient referrals and faxed clinical documents, handles inbound and outbound scheduling calls, coordinates with clinics, and provides compassionate patient service. The role requires accurate document processing, appointment coordination, professional communication, confidentiality under HIPAA, and the ability to work in a fast-paced, high-volume environment. Medical office and insurance knowledge are desirable, while bilingual Spanish skills and prior referral or call center experience are preferred.

Provide retinal surgical and ophthalmic care as a board-certified or board-eligible, fellowship-trained Retina Surgeon. The role offers high surgical volumes, established referral networks, dedicated clinical support, advanced technology, and opportunities to practice in a collaborative eye-care center in Lake Havasu, Arizona.

Provides physician assistant support to an oculoplastics team in ophthalmology clinics and ambulatory surgery centers. The role involves delivering high-quality eye care alongside surgeons, optometrists, technicians, scribes, and front-office staff. Benefits include productivity incentives, comprehensive insurance, continuing education, licensure and malpractice coverage, retirement matching, relocation assistance, and potential equity participation.

Join M&M Eye Institute as a board-certified or board-eligible glaucoma and premium cataract surgeon. Responsibilities include providing high-quality surgical eye care in a collegial, well-supported practice with immediate access to substantial surgical volume, modern technology, strong referral networks, and dedicated clinical and administrative staff. The role offers productivity incentives, comprehensive benefits, relocation and commencement assistance, continuing education support, malpractice coverage, and potential equity buy-in.

Join Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center as a board-certified or board-eligible Glaucoma and Premium Cataract Surgeon in Northern Arizona. The role offers high surgical volumes, strong referral networks, advanced technology, dedicated clinical support, productivity incentives, comprehensive benefits, relocation assistance, continuing education, malpractice coverage, and potential equity participation.

Provides nursing care for patients undergoing procedures requiring moderate or conscious sedation. Responsibilities include pre-, intra-, and post-procedure assessment; monitoring vital, respiratory, cardiac, and consciousness status; medication administration; patient and family education; recovery support; emergency response; documentation; equipment readiness; infection control; and collaboration with physicians and interdisciplinary teams. Training and competency development in conscious sedation are provided.

Provides perioperative anesthesia care for ophthalmic surgery patients, including preoperative assessment, anesthetic planning, intravenous sedation, retrobulbar, topical, and local anesthesia. Supports patients and families, manages clinical emergencies, coordinates perioperative care with physicians and nurses, maintains anesthesia records, and monitors supply needs. The role is per diem and scheduled every Wednesday at an ambulatory surgical center.