Full-time board-certified or board-eligible ophthalmologist with fellowship training in vitreoretinal surgery Interest in resident education and residency program development encouraged Tertiary referral setting with large, diverse patient population and complex ophthalmic conditions Active recruitment across ophthalmology subspecialties to support program growth Newly approved ophthalmology residency program launching summer 2026 Requires completion of U.S. residency or fellowship training Responsibilities include clinical practice, teaching, and rotating call coverage Opportunities for academic involvement and research participation Employment within an established academic health system Modern, well-equipped outpatient clinic with strong administrative support Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package Eligible offerings may include relocation support, loan repayment, sign-on bonus, and paid commitment stipends Located inland off of the North Carolina coast, 45 mile...