Ophthalmologist - Part Time
provider finderBaltimore (MD)
About the role
Ophthalmologist - Part TimeAbout the Practice
A well-established specialty eye care practice with over 45 years of service is seeking aPart-Time Ophthalmologist. The practice provides comprehensive medical eye care and cataract surgery, with strong sub-specialty focus ineye managementandkeratoconus/specialty contact lenses. Known for its personalized, patient-first approach, this group emphasizes clinical excellence, empathy, integrity, and a strong commitment to work-life balance.
Position Highlights:
- Part-time schedule:1–3 days per week
- Mix of general ophthalmology and subspecialty opportunities
- Supportive, family-oriented environment with long-standing community reputation
- Competitive production-based pay:25–40%RequirementsMD or DO with completion of an accredited ophthalmology residency
- Board Eligible/Board Certified in Ophthalmology
- Passion for patient-centered care and building long-term relationships
- Licensed or eligible for licensure in Maryland
- CompensationCompetitive production-based pay (25–40%)Flexible, part-time schedule
- Collaborative, professional, and balanced practice culture
- Practice Philosophy
This practice places a strong emphasis on: Clinical excellencein eye care and surgical outcomes Patient-centered carewith empathy and respect Work-life balancefor all providers Team collaborationand professional integrity For more information please contact :Ben Dollarben@theproviderfinder.com(843)408-4667
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