Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology/Ophthalmologist

The Wilmer Eye Institute of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine seeks applications for an Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology / Ophthalmologist position to work at locations in Baltimore, Maryland, and Columbia, Maryland. The Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology / Ophthalmologist will function as a tenure-track member of the faculty with demonstrated achievement in areas of research, teaching, and professional service. Compensation starting at $130,000, depending on experience and expertise



Job Duties

Engage in the education of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine medical/surgical residents, mid-level providers, and other staff through teaching and related activities. Oversee residents during clinical shifts and ophthalmic surgeries, and facilitate on-site, hands-on learning experiences for residents. Attend and participate in grand rounds with residents. Provide formal written evaluations for residents. As needed, provide medical evaluation and treatment (including surgical eye care) of patients with ophthalmological symptoms and/or conditions and diseases of the eye. Pursue a focused and independent research program in dry eye disease, in the Comprehensive Eye Center and Cornea/Cataract Division. Document important research findings and publish in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Apply for external research funding and write successful grants. Perform other related duties as assigned.

1. Medical degree (or foreign equivalent);
2. Completion of a residency in Ophthalmology; and
3. Possession of, or eligibility for, Maryland medical license.

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