Ophthalmologist
Full-time
onalaska, wi, usa
Posted on Oct 18, 2026
Role: General Ophthalmologist sought to join an established practice within a multidisciplinary team, providing comprehensive ophthalmic care including optometry, general ophthalmology, cornea, and glaucoma services.
Responsibilities: Manage a wide range of medical and surgical eye conditions, with surgical duties tailored to experience, including performing cataract surgeries and potentially anterior segment procedures, ocular plastics, and adult strabismus surgeries. Conduct patient consultations, deliver patient-centered care, and collaborate within a team environment.
Qualifications & Skills: Board-eligible or certified in Ophthalmology, completed an accredited residency, with preferred subspecialty training (e.g., Pediatrics, Cornea, Glaucoma). Must hold or be eligible for medical licensure in Wisconsin, possess an MD, DO, or equivalent, and demonstrate a commitment to clinical excellence and teamwork.
Key Duties: Provide patient care during clinic hours (8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.), participate in surgical blocks (~10-15 cases/week), and engage in a 4.5-day workweek with a 1:5 call rotation. Manage approximately 25-30 patients daily, contributing to a collaborative care environment.
Additional Details: Full-time, exempt position with competitive benefits, located in a scenic community with excellent quality of life, short commutes, and access to regional amenities. Emphasizes clinical excellence, team collaboration, and patient-centered care.
Responsibilities: Manage a wide range of medical and surgical eye conditions, with surgical duties tailored to experience, including performing cataract surgeries and potentially anterior segment procedures, ocular plastics, and adult strabismus surgeries. Conduct patient consultations, deliver patient-centered care, and collaborate within a team environment.
Qualifications & Skills: Board-eligible or certified in Ophthalmology, completed an accredited residency, with preferred subspecialty training (e.g., Pediatrics, Cornea, Glaucoma). Must hold or be eligible for medical licensure in Wisconsin, possess an MD, DO, or equivalent, and demonstrate a commitment to clinical excellence and teamwork.
Key Duties: Provide patient care during clinic hours (8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.), participate in surgical blocks (~10-15 cases/week), and engage in a 4.5-day workweek with a 1:5 call rotation. Manage approximately 25-30 patients daily, contributing to a collaborative care environment.
Additional Details: Full-time, exempt position with competitive benefits, located in a scenic community with excellent quality of life, short commutes, and access to regional amenities. Emphasizes clinical excellence, team collaboration, and patient-centered care.