Medical Retina OphthalmologistLocation: Eau Claire, WIPosition Overview•Full-time Medical Retina Ophthalmologist opportunity to join an established and collaborative retinal practice.•Seeking a fellowship-trained Medical Retina Specialist to work alongside two full-time Retinal Surgeons.•Based in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, within an established multi-specialty healthcare system.•Provide primarily outpatient Medical Retina services.•Opportunity to incorporate general ophthalmology, including cataract evaluations and surgery, based on the physician's interests.•Limited inpatient responsibilities, primarily involving general ophthalmology patients.Practice & Clinical Details•Join an established retinal practice with two full-time retinal surgeons.•Provide comprehensive outpatient care for patients with medical retinal conditions.•Opportunity to perform general ophthalmology services, including cataract evaluations and surgery, if desired.•Participate in general ophthalmology call coverage, currently approximately 1:6 weeks.•Limited inpatient care responsibilities.•Work in a collaborative, physician-led, multi-specialty practice.Academic & Professional Opportunities•Teaching, academic, and research opportunities available.•Work with rotating Family Medicine residents and Emergency Department NP/PA learners who currently participate in physician shadowing.•Eligible for academic appointment through a medical college.•Opportunities to collaborate with colleagues across multiple specialties and academic locations.•Benefit from the resources of a large integrated healthcare system while maintaining the flexibility to develop and direct departmental practice according to patient needs.Qualifications•MD, DO, or equivalent medical degree.•Board Certified or Board Eligible in Ophthalmology.•Fellowship training in Medical Retina/Vitreoretinal Disease.•Must be eligible for medical licensure in Wisconsin.Practice Highlights•Established and growing Ophthalmology and Retina practice.•Physician-led, multi-specialty clinical environment.•Integrated clinical care, education, and research opportunities.•Access to institutional resources and collaboration with specialty colleagues.•Opportunity to contribute to teaching, research, and departmental development.