Description
Medical Ophthalmologist in Eugene, Oregon at Mixed Ophthalmology and Optometry
Private Practice with Multiple Office Locations
Eugene Eye Care Associates, PC is seeking an ambitious Medical Ophthalmologist to
join our busy full-scope practice that serves the communities of Eugene, Springfield,
and Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Whether looking for the lifestyle provided in the city of Eugene, or towns of Springfield
or Cottage Grove, our practice provides a segue to all that is desired. Our providers
enjoy all that the region has to offer while establishing excellent care with patients in
their communities. Eugene is appreciated as a bustling college town known best for its
high caliber college athletics, law school, diverse food scene, and proximity to coastal
retreats, ski resorts, and high desert getaways. Springfield offers one the ability to
access all that Eugene has to offer while being able to enjoy the downtime comforts of a
small town. Cottage Grove is a quaint destination that offers one access to outdoor
activities such as fishing and hiking, all while being a quick 20 minute drive directly
south of Eugene. Joining Eugene Eye Care Associates, PC guarantees something for
everyone!
Practice Highlights:
Mixed practice of highly skilled Ophthalmologists and Optometrists
Wide variety of pathology
Skilled, kind, and supportive team of Ophthalmic Assistants and Technicians
Bilingual staff and providers
State of the art imaging equipment; OCT, Visual Field, Fundus Camera, Biometer
Multiple practice locations to best serve Lane County
Competitive compensation and benefits package
Key Responsibilities of Medical Ophthalmologist (MD):
Patient Care
Co-manage medical/surgical patients with the surgical ophthalmologists
Conduct patient exams within the scope of their license.
Conduct emergency patient exams.
Diagnose and treat ocular pathology, such as myopia, astigmatism, glaucoma,
diabetic retinopathy, and AMD.
Provide contact lens exams and manage fittings in conjunction with tech
support.
Oversee and conduct, when needed, diagnostic testing and analysis for patient
care management.
Inform patients of diagnostic test results
Refer patients to optical as appropriate.
Refer patients to surgical ophthalmologists as appropriate
Administrative
Utilize Practice Management and Electronic Health Record systems
Address patient messages and resolve questions and concerns.
Attends administrative and/or department meetings as identified by the practice
Collaborate with administrative team to maximize efficiency and productivity
Required to practice in all locations; Eugene, Springfield, Cottage Grove.
Leadership and Training
Demonstrates practice core values in all interactions with patients, staff, and
other providers.
Provides ongoing support and training and to the practice’s technicians and
scribes.
Salary and Benefits:
Starting salary of $300,000.00 to commensurate to experience plus opportunity
for production bonus
Benefits include: Malpractice insurance, Medical Insurance, Paid Holidays (7),
PTO (20 days), 401(k) with Safe Harbor contribution once eligibility is reached,
Health Savings Account, reimbursement for continuing education professional
dues up to $3000.00 per year, portable insurance plans for life insurance, short
term disability, etc.
Requirements
Requirements of Employment:
Medical Degree (MD)
Oregon State Medical License
Valid driver’s license and means to travel between clinic locations
Physical Requirements of Job:
Visual Acuity. Good vision is essential for examining patients’ eyes, interpreting
test results, and accurately diagnosing eye conditions. Ophthalmologists need to
assess fine details and spot abnormalities.
Mobility and Stamina. Ophthalmologists move between examination rooms,
interact with patients, and perform eye measurements. Stamina is crucial during
busy clinic hours.
Fine Motor Skills. Adjusting equipment, handling small instruments, and
performing delicate procedures require precise hand movements.
Ophthalmologists must be adept at using tools like ophthalmoscopes and
tonometers.
Communication Skills. Communication with patients, colleagues, and support
staff is vital. Ophthalmologists explain diagnoses, treatment options, and
preventive measures.
Posture and Ergonomics. Ophthalmologists spend significant time sitting or
standing during patient examinations. Proper posture and ergonomic
adjustments prevent strain and discomfort.
Attention to Detail. Accurate diagnosis and prescription depend on clinical, expert
observation. Ophthalmologists analyze visual fields, retinal images, and
refractive errors.
Adaptability. Ophthalmologists involves working with diverse patient populations,
including children, elderly individuals, and those with special needs. Flexibility
and adaptability are essential.
