Jobs at EyeSouth Partners

Builds and maintains relationships with referring physicians, hospitals, and healthcare practices to increase patient referrals. Promotes practice services, coordinates physician meetings and educational events, analyzes competitors and referral trends, monitors market opportunities, and reports on liaison activities and outcomes. The role requires healthcare sales experience, persuasive communication, strong organization, medical knowledge, data analysis, and travel between referral sources.

Supports a high-volume retina practice by obtaining and documenting patient histories, measuring visual acuity, administering physician-ordered eye medications and solutions, entering information into the EMR, providing patient services, and maintaining ophthalmic equipment. The role requires strong communication, customer service, attention to detail, confidentiality, independent decision-making, and flexibility to travel among office locations.

Supports retina clinic patient care by documenting histories, measuring visual acuity, administering physician-ordered eye medications, performing diagnostic testing, entering data into the EMR, providing patient services, and maintaining clinical equipment. Requires strong communication, customer service, attention to detail, confidentiality, independent decision-making, and flexibility to travel among offices.

Supports a high-volume retina practice by obtaining patient histories, measuring visual acuity, administering prescribed eye treatments, entering clinical data into the EMR, providing patient services, and maintaining ophthalmic equipment. The role requires strong communication, attention to detail, confidentiality, independent decision-making, and flexibility to travel among multiple offices.

Conducts diagnostic ophthalmic imaging and testing, including OCT, visual fields, fundus photography, corneal topography, and optical biometry. Uploads and verifies images in the EMR, documents imaging for billing and coding, resolves imaging queries, reports equipment issues, and supports clinic flow, inventory, compliance, and administrative activities.

Provides front-desk and patient-service support in a retinal surgery center. Responsibilities include collecting and verifying demographic, insurance, and financial information; verifying benefits; collecting payments; completing intake forms; managing phone, messaging, email, and fax communications; scheduling appointments; processing medical-record requests; and coordinating with surgical staff.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients, managing check-ins, checkouts, scheduling, insurance verification, payments, records, calls, and administrative data entry. Maintains patient confidentiality and HIPAA compliance, addresses concerns, supports clinic workflows, and provides welcoming customer service. May assist with onboarding and training new administrative personnel.

Coordinates clinical trial execution by recruiting and screening participants, scheduling visits, performing research procedures, collecting accurate data, monitoring protocol adherence, maintaining regulatory and ethical compliance, and collaborating with site staff, study subjects, and sponsors. The role requires healthcare experience, preferably clinical research, familiarity with laboratory procedures, GCP and SOP compliance, strong communication skills, attention to detail, and Microsoft Office proficiency.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients and visitors in an ophthalmology practice. Responsibilities include greeting patients, scheduling appointments, verifying insurance, collecting payments, managing records and documentation, answering calls, maintaining HIPAA compliance, addressing concerns, and supporting reception operations. The role also assists with onboarding administrative staff and maintaining an organized, welcoming front desk.

Serves as the first point of contact for patients and visitors in an ophthalmology practice. Responsibilities include greeting and checking in patients, scheduling appointments, verifying insurance, collecting payments, managing records and documentation, answering calls, protecting patient information, resolving concerns, and maintaining an organized reception area. The role also supports appointment reminders, administrative training, team meetings, and may travel between offices as needed.

Full-time retina specialist opportunity in Chicago, Illinois, providing surgical and retinal care within an established multispecialty ophthalmology practice. The physician will manage significant surgical volume, collaborate with existing medical staff, and use established office resources and EHR systems. Candidates must be fellowship-trained in retina and board certified or board eligible. Partnership eligibility is available after 1–3 years depending on experience.