Ophthalmology Physician
nortek medical staffingErie (PA)
About the role
outstanding physicians to build the premier network of comprehensive Client care practices throughout the Southeastern and Midwestern United States. Our affiliated practices are committed to delivering exceptional medical and surgical Client care while maintaining a patient-first culture centered on clinical excellence, innovation, and compassionate care. Client provides physicians with the administrative, operational, and strategic support needed to focus on what matters most providing outstanding care to patients. Today, Client's growing network includes: 67+ affiliated practices 415+ ophthalmologists and optometrists 275+ clinic locations 26+ ambulatory surgery centers serving patients across Georgia, Michigan, Florida, Texas, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Alabama, South Carolina, New York, North Carolina, Tennessee, Louisiana, and surrounding regions. Client is seeking a Fellowship-Trained Oculoplastic Surgeon to join our rapidly growing, multi-location, multispecialty ophthalmology practice in Erie, Pennsylvania. This is an outstanding opportunity to join an established practice with a strong referral base, significant existing surgical volume, and a collaborative team of experienced ophthalmologists and optometrists. Our physicians benefit from fully staffed clinics, modern facilities, electronic health record (EHR) systems, and extensive operational support that allows them to focus on delivering exceptional patient care.
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