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Job Description
The ideal candidate is comfortable in a high-volume clinical and surgical setting and ready to provide the full spectrum of oculoplastic, orbital, and reconstructive care — including eyelid, lacrimal, orbital, and cosmetic procedures. This is an opportunity to build a practice within an established, well-run group — not start from scratch.
You'll be supported by:
Top-of-the-line diagnostic and testing equipment
Dedicated tech and scribe support
Trained, loyal staff and established patient-flow systems designed to maximize physician efficiency and patient experience
Why join us:
Physician-owned — no private equity involvement
Busy, growing multi-specialty group spanning Comprehensive Ophthalmology, Cornea, Glaucoma, Neuro-Ophthalmology, Pediatrics, and Optometry a strong internal referral base for oculoplastic and orbital cases
Partnership opportunity, plus the option of ownership in our surgery center
Outstanding starting salary with a production-based incentive bonus
Comprehensive benefits package
Competitive PTO
No required hospital call coverage
Job Requirements
MD/DO with completed ophthalmology residency
Fellowship training in Oculoplastic, Reconstructive, and Orbital Surgery (ASOPRS or equivalent)
Board certified/eligible in Ophthalmology
Active or eligible for Arizona medical license
Demonstrated ability to manage a high-volume clinical and surgical caseload
Skilled across the full spectrum of eyelid, lacrimal, orbital, reconstructive, and cosmetic oculofacial procedures
Life in Tucson, Arizona
Tucson pairs a relaxed, sun-soaked lifestyle with genuine career opportunity. Ringed by five mountain ranges and framed by saguaro-studded desert, the city offers year-round outdoor living — hiking, cycling, and golf are practically a way of life, and Mt. Lemmon's cool pine forests and ski area are less than an hour from downtown.
Home to the University of Arizona and a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, Tucson has a vibrant arts and food scene, a welcoming, low-key culture, and a strong sense of community. It also offers a notably affordable cost of living and housing market compared to other major Southwestern metros, along with excellent schools and a growing healthcare and biotech sector.
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