Ophthalmology Physician

Posted 19 days ago

brown university healthEast Providence (RI)

Physicians, All Other Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$225,000 per year

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About the role

Brown University Health is seeking a Board-Certified/Board-Eligible Glaucoma Specialist to join our well-established and collaborative Ophthalmology department in Providence, Rhode Island. This is an excellent opportunity to practice in a dynamic, academically affiliated environment with access to advanced surgical facilities and a strong referral network. The selected physician will join a team of 12 ophthalmology providers delivering a comprehensive blend of primary eye care and specialty services, with a focus on the medical and surgical management of glaucoma. Clinical responsibilities include both outpatient care and surgical intervention, with the opportunity to practice at two fully equipped surgical centers in Providence, RI and Attleboro, MA.Academic Opportunities: Active involvement in a residency program with Brown-affiliated medical students Opportunity to teach and mentor Physician Assistant students during clinical rotations Strong emphasis on academic engagement, education, and mentorship

Compensation & Benefits:

Competitive base salary: $225,000 $325,000, plus RVU-based productivity incentives
Three-year employment agreement
Comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, retirement, CME allowance, and malpractice coverage
Potential sign-on bonus and retention bonus
Generous paid time off and professional development support

Requirements:

Board Certified or Board Eligible in Ophthalmology
Fellowship training in Glaucoma required
Eligible for or active Rhode Island medical licensure (required)
Massachusetts medical licensure (preferred)

This is an outstanding opportunity for a glaucoma specialist seeking a balanced clinical and academic career within a leading health system.

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