Retina Surgeon - Rva (Columbus Oh) Columbus, Oh

Retina Vitreous Associates is a busy, well established group of ophthalmologists, complemented by a staff of eye care professionals to provide retina services to Columbus, Ohio and surrounding communities. We are searching for a board eligible, or board certified, fellowship trained Retina Specialist with exceptional surgical skills and the talent to develop and maintain excellent relationships with our referring physicians, as well as functioning comfortably with clinical and surgical demand to join our Team. We have immediate patient volumes combined with an established referral base to create an exceptional opportunity. Retina Vitreous Associates is part of CVP Physicians — a premier eye care network positioned for market and thought leadership in the industry. The role offers the opportunity to become part of a rapidly growing team operating in all major ophthalmology subspecialties around a single vision for transformative eye care. We foster an innovative work environment that encourages research and education while leveraging the latest technologies to deliver next-generation patient care. This is a shareholder track position with a competitive base and bonus opportunity, generous benefit package, enviable call schedule, in a family friendly community with an excellent standard of living. 
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