Job Application for Glaucoma Specialist - Florence, AL at EyeCare Partners Doctors

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Located on the Tennessee River in the northwest corner of Alabama, the City of Florence has something for everyone. With several museums, historical sites, an abundance of parks, golf courses, and recreational activities, there is a plethora of things to do. Roughly 40,000 residents call Florence home, located roughly 70 miles to the west of Huntsville, Alabama, and is part of a the Quad Cities, commonly known as "The Shoals." The Shoals total population is roughly 150,000 and is considered northwestern Alabama's primary economic hub. Within Florence, Alabama, Florence Ophthalmology is serving the community at large. Providing a full scope of eye care, doctors Michael Brummitt, MD, Kevin Gray, MD and Keith Thompson, MD has made their mission to support the community while building and maintaining lasting relationships for decades! With retirement nearing in the future, the team is looking to add a Glaucoma Specialist to Florence Ophthalmology.

Florence, AL and Florence Ophthalmology offers a unique opportunity as the market is less saturated allowing for immediate access clinically and surgically. With ample trained staff, you are supported from the moment you walk in the door. While always maintaining autonomy, you have the ability to ramp up your schedule at a pace suited for you, whether the volume is high or you prefer a more consistent ramp, our physician liaison team and the practice supports you through the entire process. Below you will find additional offerings.

Two Year Ramp Period with Guaranteed Base Salary
Generous Production
Mentorship & Leadership
401k +Match
CME Allowance
Access to Clinical Trials, Research, Academia
4 Weeks Vacation
and so much more!

Florence Ophthalmology is a proud partner practice of EyeCare Partners. EyeCare Partners is the nation's leading provider of clinically integrated eye care. We unite leaders from every optometric and ophthalmic subspecialty to provide a full spectrum of vision care with a mission to enhance vision, advance eye care and improve lives. As a doctor-led organization, we embrace both clinical and academic pathways to a fulfilling career that include teaching, clinical trials, and working with data research scientists within the EyeCare Partners Innovation Center. This hybrid, or "third pathway" allows you to experience the best of both worlds from the very start of your career. We're not your traditional private equity organization. We are invested in the long term and fully committed to the health of our patients, business, and industry. Private equity backing allows our practices to benefit from investments in infrastructure and improved financial security to help support your practice and professional growth. Our 700+ locations, including 30+ ASCs, means you have opportunities to live and work in 18 states (and growing) throughout the U.S. while keeping autonomy and the private practice feel.

For more information, contact Carissa Vitry, at CarissaVitry@eyecare-partners.com or call/text 321.501.2590

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