Ophthalmology, Ophthalmology Physician

Company Description Chapel Hill Ophthalmology is a long-established ophthalmology practice serving the Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and Durham communities for more than 45 years. The team is committed to excellence in patient care and to building lifelong relationships with residents and visitors in the area. As a leading practice in the region, Chapel Hill Ophthalmology offers comprehensive eye care services in a collaborative clinical environment. Prospective team members can expect to join a patient-centered organization that values clinical quality, integrity, and community trust. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Ophthalmologist role located in Chapel Hill, NC. The Ophthalmologist will provide comprehensive eye care, including diagnosing and managing ocular diseases, performing routine and specialized eye examinations, and developing individualized treatment plans. Daily responsibilities include performing ophthalmic procedures and surgeries as appropriate, interpreting diagnostic tests, and collaborating with technicians, opticians, and other clinical staff to ensure coordinated patient care. The role involves counseling patients and families on treatment options, documenting clinical encounters in medical records, and maintaining adherence to clinical guidelines and regulatory requirements. The Ophthalmologist will also participate in practice growth initiatives, quality improvement activities, and may contribute to staff education as needed. Strong clinical surgical foundation in Ophthalmology, with the ability to diagnose and manage a broad range of eye conditions. Proficiency in full Comprehensive-related skills, as well as eye examinations, refractions and contact lens evaluations (with technical and optician assistance) as relevant to practice needs. Competence in Ophthalmic Surgery, including cataract and other anterior segment procedures, with a commitment to surgical safety and outcomes. MD or DO from an accredited institution and completion of an ACGME-accredited ophthalmology residency; board certification or eligibility in Ophthalmology. Current, unrestricted medical license (or eligibility) in the state of North Carolina and appropriate DEA registration. Strong organizational skills, reliability in documentation, and willingness to participate in practice development and quality improvement. Prior experience in community or private practice ophthalmology is beneficial but not required; comprehensive experience or fellowship training in a subspecialty is a plus.