Medical Retina Specialist

You are invited to partner with the nation’s best hospital (U.S. News & World Report 2017-2018), ranked #1 in more specialties than any other care provider. Practicing at Mayo Clinic provides a rewarding career that promotes excellence in patient-centered care. You can thrive in an environment that supports innovation and has a wealth of resources available to you – including an integrated EMR and collaboration with top specialists – to give your patients the quality of care you want to achieve.

The Department of Ophthalmology at Mayo Clinic in Eau Claire, WI is seeking a fellowship-trained Medical Retina Specialist to join our established retinal practice with two full-time retinal surgeons. This position will be based at the Eau Claire, WI practice site, which is part of the Mayo Clinic Health System. The Health System works in collaboration with Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN.

The successful applicant will be a skilled clinician, board-certified or board-eligible in Ophthalmology with fellowship training in vitreoretinal disease. This position will provide Outpatient Clinic Medical retinal services in addition, general ophthalmology as it relates to cataract evaluations and surgery. Expectation to participate in general ophthalmology call coverage, which is one in five weeks. Limited inpatient care specifically general ophthalmology patients. WI State licensure needed. Ophthalmology board eligible or certified; Medical Retinal Fellowship ( 1 year).

Teaching/academic/research expectation: If candidate is wanting to explore these areas, will work in conjunction with Rochester. Currently, NWWI Family Medicine residents and Emergency Room NP/PA do shadow the physicians.

Mayo Clinic is a non-profit, physician-led, multi-specialty clinical practice integrated with education and research in a unified, multi-campus environment. Mayo Clinic is an academic tertiary care institution that includes campuses in Minnesota, Arizona and Florida. We have the benefits afforded by a large institution, yet the freedom to direct our own department and meet the needs of the patients.