Job Duties

The successful candidate will possess fellowship-level expertise in the comprehensive management of ocular inflammatory disease, including anterior, intermediate, posterior, and panuveitis. Particular emphasis will be placed on candidates whose primary clinical identity and expertise are centered in uveitis, rather than applicants with limited adjunctive exposure obtained through other subspecialty training pathways.

The incumbent will be expected to demonstrate proficiency in:

• advanced diagnostic evaluation and management of uveitic disease;
• ocular imaging and ocular ultrasonography relevant to ocular inflammation;
• systemic immunomodulatory and immunosuppressive therapy for ocular inflammatory disease.

The successful candidate will also be expected to contribute to the continued growth and advancement of a high-volume tertiary/quaternary uveitis service within the Department. A minimum of approximately 2 days per week of dedicated uveitis-focused clinical activity will be expected, with participation in shared clinical service responsibilities, including after-hours care, as appropriate.

In addition, the incumbent will be expected to actively participate in all core missions of an academic ophthalmology department, including:

• clinical care;
• undergraduate, postgraduate, and fellowship education;
• clinical and/or translational research;
• scholarly dissemination and academic leadership.