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Cornea Specialist- Columbus, OH

Columbus Ophthalmology Associates

Columbus, OH

Full-time

Re-posted 11 days ago


Job description

Cornea & External Disease Surgeon (BE/BC) – Columbus, Ohio

About the Opportunity

Columbus Ophthalmology Associates (COA), a leading provider of eye care in Central Ohio for over 40 years, is seeking a Board Eligible/Board Certified, Fellowship-Trained Cornea & External Disease Surgeon to join its growing, multi-specialty ophthalmology team.

This is a high-demand opportunity to step into a well-established cornea practice with a 40-year legacy, offering immediate surgical volume and a robust referral network. The incoming surgeon will split time between Dublin and East locations, with access to an on-site ASC at the East office.


Why COA
  • Established, community-focused practice with a strong regional reputation

  • Physician-led, collaborative care model across all ophthalmic specialties

  • Integrated with EyeCare Partners, providing scale, stability, and resources

  • State-of-the-art clinics and dedicated ophthalmic surgery center

  • Personalized, patient-first approach with customized treatment planning

COA has built its reputation on delivering high-quality, individualized care using advanced technology, treating everything from routine vision needs to complex ocular disease.


Position Highlights
  • Immediate access to high surgical volume

  • Broad and diverse case mix, including:

    • Corneal transplants (DMEK, DSAEK, PKP)

    • Keratoconus management & corneal cross-linking

    • Complex anterior segment & cataract surgery

  • Established base of keratoconus and cornea transplant patients

  • Strong co-management network driving consistent referrals

  • Opportunity to build and expand a subspecialty niche within a comprehensive practice


Academic & Training Involvement
  • Active participation in COA's Optometry (OD) Residency Program, including:

    • Interviewing and selection of OD residents

    • Clinical training, mentorship, and education

    • Collaborative care model where OD residents assist with:

      • Cataract consultations

      • Specialty contact lens fittings


Practice Environment
  • Multi-location presence across Central Ohio

  • Split schedule between Dublin and East offices

  • On-site ASC at East location

  • Team of highly trained ophthalmologists and optometrists across subspecialties

  • Advanced diagnostic and surgical technology

  • Efficient clinic and ASC workflows with strong administrative support


Compensation & Benefits
  • Competitive base salary + productivity incentives

  • Sign-on bonus & relocation assistance

  • Full benefits package (medical, dental, vision, 401k)

  • CME allowance

  • Malpractice coverage & licensure support


Qualifications
  • MD/DO with completion of Ophthalmology residency

  • Fellowship training in Cornea & External Disease

  • Board Eligible or Board Certified

  • Strong clinical and surgical capabilities

  • Commitment to delivering personalized, patient-centered care

  • Interest in education and resident mentorship


About Columbus, Ohio

Columbus offers a thriving, fast-growing metro, affordable cost of living, top-rated suburbs, and a strong healthcare ecosystem. It combines big-city amenities with a highly livable, family-friendly environment.