Jobs at EyeSouth Partners

Provide ophthalmic patient care and cornea surgery in an established, multispecialty practice. The physician will manage significant surgical volume, collaborate with current medical staff, and deliver high-quality clinical outcomes. Candidates must be fellowship-trained in cornea care and board certified or board eligible. The role is full-time in New Orleans, Louisiana, with comprehensive clinical, administrative, and partnership support through EyeSouth Partners.

Full-time fellowship-trained oculoplastics surgeon providing ophthalmic surgical care at Lake Mary and Winter Park offices. The physician will manage an established surgical volume, collaborate with current medical staff, and provide compassionate, high-quality patient care. Candidates must be board certified or board eligible. The practice offers extensive clinical, administrative, and partnership support through EyeSouth Partners, with partnership eligibility after one to three years depending on experience.

Provide comprehensive ophthalmic care, including routine examinations, cataract surgery, refractive procedures, corneal care, and glaucoma services. The ophthalmologist will join an established practice with significant surgical volume, collaborate with existing medical staff, and use a fully staffed, EHR-supported clinical environment. General ophthalmologists and fellowship-trained glaucoma or cornea specialists are encouraged to apply.

Provide medical and surgical ophthalmic care in a full-time Valdosta, Georgia practice. The ophthalmologist will manage an established surgical volume, collaborate with current medical staff, and deliver high-quality, patient-focused care. The practice provides administrative and corporate support, a full staff, EHR access, partnership opportunities, signing bonus, guaranteed base compensation, performance bonuses, and comprehensive benefits.

Full-time ophthalmologist opportunity for a fellowship-trained glaucoma and cataract surgeon in a multispecialty practice serving Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. The physician will perform glaucoma and cataract procedures, manage an established surgical volume, and collaborate with existing medical staff. Candidates must be board certified or board eligible. The practice offers comprehensive benefits, corporate administrative support, and a pathway to partnership.

Full-time ophthalmologist-oculoplastics surgeon opportunity in Clinton Township, Michigan. The physician will join a multispecialty practice, perform oculoplastic surgery, manage an established surgical volume, and collaborate with existing medical staff. Candidates must be fellowship-trained and board certified or board eligible. The practice provides clinical, administrative, and corporate support, with partnership eligibility after one to three years depending on experience.

Coordinates ophthalmology co-management referrals, surgical case documentation, postoperative visit records, co-management payments, physician communications, and optometric network administration. Ensures billing, documentation, and regulatory requirements are followed while maintaining accurate contact records and supporting network training. The role also communicates with physicians, patients, insurers, and internal teams, requiring medical billing knowledge, EMR experience, organization, confidentiality, and attention to detail.

Full-time ophthalmology opportunity for a fellowship-trained glaucoma and cataract surgeon in Mentor, Ohio. The physician will provide medical and surgical eye care, manage significant surgical volume, collaborate with existing medical staff, and maintain high-quality patient-centered care. Candidates must be board certified or board eligible. The practice offers established staffing, EHR systems, corporate administrative support, benefits, and potential partnership eligibility after one to three years depending on experience.

Provides front-desk and patient service support in a medical office. Responsibilities include verifying demographic, insurance, and financial information; collecting payments; completing intake forms; answering phone and digital communications; scheduling appointments; processing medical record requests; and coordinating with clinical staff. Requires at least two years of medical office and healthcare insurance experience, strong computer and customer service skills, organization, professionalism, and a high school diploma or equivalent.

Provides primary eye care in a multispecialty practice, conducting comprehensive examinations, diagnosing and treating a wide range of ocular conditions and refractive needs, and delivering patient-centered care. The optometrist works with full clinical staff and electronic health records, with opportunities for partnership after a qualifying period.

Provide comprehensive ophthalmology care and manage an established surgical volume in a multispecialty practice. The ophthalmologist will collaborate with existing medical staff, use fully equipped offices and EHR systems, and deliver patient-focused medical and surgical services. Candidates must be board certified or board eligible. The role offers corporate operational support, partnership eligibility, and comprehensive employee benefits.

Full-time Ophthalmologist position specializing in comprehensive cataract surgery. The physician will provide medical and surgical eye care, manage an established surgical volume, and collaborate with existing medical staff. Candidates must be board certified or board eligible. The practice offers equipped offices, full staff support, EHR access, comprehensive benefits, and potential partnership after one to three years depending on experience.

Provides comprehensive medical and surgical ophthalmic care in a multispecialty practice, managing an established surgical volume alongside current medical staff. Candidates must be board certified or board eligible and collaborate with clinical teams. The role is full-time in Port St. Lucie, Florida, with access to equipped offices, EHR systems, administrative support, physician networks, and a potential partnership pathway.

Provide comprehensive medical and surgical ophthalmic care in a well-equipped, multispecialty practice in New York. The ophthalmologist will collaborate with existing medical staff, manage an established surgical volume, and deliver high-quality, patient-focused care. Candidates must be board certified or board eligible. The role includes physician benefits, corporate administrative support, and potential partnership eligibility after one to three years depending on experience.

Builds and maintains relationships with referring physicians, hospitals, and healthcare practices to increase patient referrals. Promotes practice services, coordinates physician meetings and educational events, analyzes competitors and referral trends, monitors market opportunities, and reports on liaison activities and outcomes. The role requires healthcare sales experience, persuasive communication, strong organization, medical knowledge, data analysis, and travel between referral sources.

Manages clinical operations across up to four ophthalmology locations, overseeing technician workflow, patient flow, staffing, scheduling, inventory, compliance, vendor relationships, and employee performance. Leads team meetings, develops procedures, resolves patient concerns, and ensures regulatory compliance. Requires advanced ophthalmic clinical-process knowledge and proficiency with diagnostic testing, documentation, coding, medications, and minor procedure assistance, without providing direct patient care.

Provides front-desk and patient service support in an ambulatory surgery center. Responsibilities include collecting demographic, insurance, and financial information; verifying coverage; collecting payments; completing intake forms; answering communication channels; scheduling appointments; processing medical record requests; and coordinating with surgical staff.

Supports a high-volume retina practice by obtaining and documenting patient histories, measuring visual acuity, administering physician-ordered eye medications and solutions, entering information into the EMR, providing patient services, and maintaining ophthalmic equipment. The role requires strong communication, customer service, attention to detail, confidentiality, independent decision-making, and flexibility to travel among office locations.

Builds and maintains relationships with referring physicians, hospitals, and healthcare practices to increase patient referrals. Promotes specialty services, monitors referral trends and competitors, organizes provider meetings and educational events, and reports on outreach outcomes. The role requires healthcare sales experience, strong communication and networking abilities, data analysis skills, medical knowledge, organization, negotiation, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients and visitors in an ophthalmology practice. Responsibilities include patient check-in and checkout, appointment scheduling, insurance verification, payment collection, billing explanations, accurate data entry, medical records requests, phone and email support, HIPAA compliance, and maintaining an organized reception area. The associate also supports appointment reminders, chart preparation, administrative training, and issue resolution while providing compassionate customer service.