Ophthalmology Physician

Posted 9 days ago

medicus firmBaltimore (MD)

Ophthalmologists, Except Pediatric Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$280,000 - $400,000 per year

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About the role

Oculoplastic Surgeon Path to Chief of Service BaltimoreBuild an oculoplastics program at a leading academic medical center. This is the department's first full-time oculoplastic hire, with real leadership runway and an ASOPRS fellow already on service. Why This Role Stands Out First full-time oculoplastic surgeon hire, with a clear path to Chief of ServiceCase mix is yours to shape: reconstructive, trauma, orbital, and cosmetic, with room to growImmediate OR block time, no building a schedule from scratchWork alongside Shock Trauma, Neurosurgery, and ENT on complex, high-impact casesBalanced schedule: 1-2 surgical days, 2-3 clinic days a weekStrong senior mentorship on-site plus an ASOPRS fellow rotating through the service Compensation & Benefits Competitive base salary plus bonus on collections ($280,000 - $400,000) Relocation assistance and CME allowanceHealth, dental, and vision coverageRetirement plan with up to 7.25% employer matchGenerous PTO and unlimited sick leave accrualTuition remission for you and dependents What We're Looking For MD or DO from an accredited institutionABO-eligible or ABO-certifiedOpen to both ASOPRS and non-ASOPRS fellowship-trained oculoplastic surgeonsNew grads and experienced physicians both welcomeActive or eligible Maryland medical license Life in Baltimore Downtown campus steps from Camden Yards and the Inner Harbor. Easy weekend reach to D.C., Philly, and NYC, plus beaches and mountains within a few hours. Top public and private schools, diverse neighborhoods, and a major international airport nearby. Job Reference #: 25822

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