Medical Retina Specialist​/Part-time

SUMMARY

The Medical Retina specialist is responsible for managing complex retinal disorders through advanced diagnostic and therapeutic techniques. This role requires extensive knowledge in retinal diseases and a commitment to delivering high‑quality patient care. The specialist collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to ensure optimal outcomes for patients. The Medical Retina specialist will have completed training in medical retina and received an MD or DO degree from an accredited medical or osteopathic medical school and is board certified or board eligible.

At Eye Specialists of Mid-Florida, P.A. our doctors and staff are committed to providing the highest quality and most technologically advanced eye care with compassion and integrity in a friendly, comfortable atmosphere. Our group's services include ophthalmology, optometry, cataract surgery, laser treatments, glaucoma, eyelid procedures, retina, optical eye exams, diagnosis and treatment of retina disorders and glaucoma, eyelid procedures, and refractive procedures.

Maintaining and improving the gift of sight is what drives us to deliver the most comprehensive services offered today.

• Private physician-owned practice with 8 locations throughout Central Florida
• Awarded Top Independent Practice of North America for 2024 by Transitions
• Ophthalmology, Optometry, Optical – mix of medical and primary care patients
• 17 doctors: 5 MD and 12 OD
• Excellent on-site ASCs and state of the art equipment
• Medical retina care provided in the Winter Haven, Sebring and Haines City locations
• Inherit existing patient base: step into a high‑volume practice with a robust referral network, allowing you to start seeing and treating patients immediately
• Collaborative environment: work alongside a team of experienced ophthalmologists and optometrists dedicated to excellence in patient care
• Support staff: trained and experienced technicians and scribes to assist you in providing top‑notch care
• Wonderful Team Culture
• Work‑life balance: generous paid time off (PTO) policy and clinics close on weekends

Nestled between the vibrant cities of Orlando and Tampa, our facilities offer more than just a place to work – they provide a lifestyle that's second to none. Imagine weekends filled with theme parks, concerts, state parks, water parks, fishing and boating on both the Gulf and the Atlantic, and endless golf courses. For the sports fanatics, we have both professional and college sports including baseball, football, hockey, basketball, and racing.

For the outdoor enthusiasts, Central Florida is a treasure trove of breathtaking lakes and natural springs for kayaking and canoeing.

• 1099 Doctor: 40% of collections (Retina drugs not included)
• Employed Doctor: compensation model will be discussed

• Medical degree (MD or DO degree) and completion of an ophthalmology residency.
• Trained in medical retina.
• Board certification or eligibility in ophthalmology.
• Valid medical license to practice medicine, prior to start, FL medical license and DEA.
• Extensive knowledge and experience in retinal diseases and treatments.
• Strong diagnostic and clinical skills.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Commitment to continuous education and professional development.

• OCT imaging
• Fluorescein angiography
• Intravitreal injections
• Laser treatment
• Patient counseling
• Medical record management
• Team collaboration

• Perform comprehensive eye exams focusing on the retina.
• Diagnose and treat medical conditions affecting the retina, such as diabetic retinopathy and age‑related macular degeneration.
• Utilize advanced imaging techniques and diagnostic tests, including OCT and fluorescein angiography.
• Develop individualized treatment plans, including medical therapy, laser treatment, and intravitreal injections.
• Stay updated on the latest advancements in retinal disease research and treatment.
• Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to provide holistic patient care.
• Educate patients and their families about retinal diseases and treatment options.
• Maintain accurate and detailed medical records.