Cornea Specialist(s)

Due to continued clinical and academic growth, the University of Rochester Flaum Eye Institute is recruiting faculty across all the sub-subspecialties. We currently have openings for two cornea specialists; one at the Assistant Professor level and one at the rank of Associate or full Professor. Junior-level applicants should be graduates of an accredited corneal and external disease fellowship and board certified or board eligible. Senior-level candidates should have a passionate for teaching and clinical care. All applicants at all levels interested in research are strongly encouraged. All positions include generous start-up packages commensurate with experience.

• Walk into established clinical and surgical volumes
• Collaborate with leading scientists in corneal would healing, anti-microbial research, refractive optics and laser refractive surgery
• Support from and the opportunity to teach within a growing residency program
• Administrative and technical staff invested in your success and world leading diagnostic imaging professionals
• State-of-art facilities and opportunities to practice at modern satellite locations.

The University of Rochester Flaum Eye Institute is a nationally recognized center for patient care, education and research in ophthalmology founded on the principles of collaboration and continuous learning. Flaum Eye Institute has a strong history of being at the forefront of clinical innovation and offers faculty the opportunity to interact with thought leaders in optics and every discipline of visual science imaginable through the University of Rochester.

Rochester is at the center of a dynamic region encompassing the Finger Lakes, Western, and Central New York. Located among sparkling lakes, progressive urban areas, and world renowned institutions of culture and higher learning, it offers an attractive environment that is family friendly and conducive to a work / life balance. The University of Rochester features top-ranked research and medical education and is committed to diversity.