Jobs at Cornell Technical Services, LLC

This full-time or per diem role involves an Ophthalmologist with Cornea and External Disease fellowship training joining the faculty team at the University of Arizona-Tucson and Banner University Medicine-Tucson. The position focuses on surgical and non-surgical management of corneal conditions, comprehensive eye care, and teaching medical residents. The role offers an academic faculty appointment with opportunities for clinical and translational research. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture emphasizing physician well-being, extensive benefits including CME allowances and loan forgiveness, and a location in Tucson known for its sunny climate, outdoor activities, and vibrant community.

This full-time or part-time Cornea Ophthalmologist role is based in Kanawha City, West Virginia, within a collaborative team of four ophthalmologists and six optometrists. The position involves a balanced schedule of three clinic days and two surgical days, utilizing advanced diagnostic technology and a new LASIK suite. Key responsibilities include performing corneal procedures, managing patient care, and participating in shared hospital calls. The opportunity is appealing due to the option for practice ownership, a supportive environment with dedicated staff, and a location offering a high quality of life in the Appalachian Mountains with access to outdoor recreation. The role emphasizes work-life balance with a standard weekday schedule and comprehensive professional benefits.

The Permanente Medical Group seeks a Board Certified or eligible Ophthalmologist specializing in Cornea to join the Fresno Medical Center team. This full-time role involves providing specialized patient care, collaborating within a multi-specialty integrated health model, and utilizing an advanced electronic medical record system. The position emphasizes a physician-led culture that prioritizes work-life balance through flexible scheduling and comprehensive support, allowing practitioners to focus entirely on clinical duties without administrative overhead. Key responsibilities include managing corneal conditions and engaging in professional development opportunities such as teaching, research, and mentorship. The role offers a collaborative environment dedicated to equity and compassionate care, with options for reduced schedules and a robust benefits package including health coverage and retirement plans.