Duke Eye Center Glaucoma Specialist

Duke Eye Center is seeking a board-certified or board-eligible Glaucoma Specialist to join its nationally recognized faculty within the Duke University Health System. This position offers the opportunity to practice at the forefront of glaucoma care while contributing to the missions of clinical excellence, education, and discovery at one of the nation’s leading academic medical centers.

The successful candidate will provide comprehensive medical and surgical management of glaucoma, including complex and advanced disease, within a high-volume, multidisciplinary ophthalmology environment. Physicians work in close collaboration with optometrists, residents, fellows, and subspecialty colleagues, supported by state-of-the-art technology and a robust referral base.

What We Offer:

• Dedicated support staff including ophthalmic tech assistance, Abridge AI scribe and surgical coordinator


• Duke School of Medicine Faculty appointment


• Children’s college tuition assistance


• Up to 13.2% employer retirement contribution

Details of the role:

• 90% clinical FTE


• Participate in teaching and mentorship of residents, fellows, and trainees


• OR time at our main campus, with outpatient time rotating across the triangle

The successful candidate will have:

• Completed an ACGME-accredited ophthalmology residency


• Completed an AUPO-accredited glaucoma fellowship


• Board certification (current or within the first year of hire) is preferred but not required


• Be willing to travel to multiple Duke Eye Center locations throughout the triangle

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