OCLI Vision·Bethpage, New York
Provide specialized glaucoma care and general ophthalmology services to patients in a multi-specialty network. Perform surgical procedures within a dedicated ambulatory surgery center and manage patient diagnostics using state-of-the-art technology.
Exciting opportunity for a trained, licensed, board certified/eligible Glaucoma Specialist to join our team in the beautiful and historic Long Island, NY community!
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Long Island is a vibrant and diverse region known for its beautiful beaches, charming villages, rich history, and thriving communities. Residents enjoy outdoor activities such as swimming along the Atlantic coastline, boating on the Long Island Sound, hiking in scenic nature preserves, and exploring renowned parks and vineyards. Conveniently located with easy access to New York City while offering a more relaxed suburban lifestyle, Long Island also features excellent dining, cultural attractions, shopping, and year-round community events, making it a dynamic and desirable place to live.
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Spectrum Vision Partners (“SVP”) and OCLI Vision (“OCLI”) work together to provide world class eye care to our patients to help improve their lives. SVP, the management services team, supports OCLI Vision, one of the largest multi-specialty ophthalmology networks, with 60+ locations across NY, NJ CT & PA. Our unique, provider-centric model and collaborative culture differentiates us in the marketplace and in our service to our patients. With nearly 1400 employees; over 110 surgeons, doctors and other medical professionals; 50 clinic locations and five state-licensed ambulatory surgery centers, OCLI Vision consistently ranks high among national rankings of MDs and ODs.
Candidates must be a trained, licensed, and board certified or eligible Glaucoma Specialist. The role requires the ability to manage a full patient load inclusive of surgical time.
Market context
In New York, glaucoma specialists are typically sought by practices and health systems managing a steady volume of chronic eye disease and surgical follow-up. These roles are competitive because employers want a trained, licensed, board-certified or board-eligible specialist who can handle a full patient load, including surgical time, while offering benefits such as health, dental, vision, and disability coverage. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm surgical expectations and patient volume before applying.