Vitreoretinal Surgeon | Richmond, Virginia

Retina Institute of Virginia is seeking a fellowship-trained Vitreoretinal Surgeon to join our established, growing retina practice in Richmond, Virginia.

This is an excellent opportunity to step into a high-volume medical and surgical retina practice with an established patient base, strong clinical support, and flexibility to build your surgical schedule.

The Opportunity

Retina Institute of Virginia is a retina-focused practice with five physicians providing comprehensive treatment for retinal and vitreous disease throughout Central and Eastern Virginia.

With two primary offices and three satellite locations, the practice serves patients throughout Richmond, Fredericksburg, Tappahannock, Colonial Heights, and Williamsburg.

Opportunity highlights include:

• Approximately 50 patients per day

• Approximately 6 surgical cases per week

• Surgery performed in Richmond

• Flexible surgical scheduling with at least one dedicated surgery day

• Monday–Friday clinical schedule

• No hospital call

• Weekend/holiday practice call rotation of approximately 8–9 weekends annually

• Experienced technicians, scribes, and diagnostic testing support

• Approximately 20% travel to the Williamsburg satellite location

• Established patient and referral base

• Opportunity to practice both medical and surgical retina

• Additional training or interest in uveitis is welcomed but not required

Compensation & Benefits

We offer a competitive compensation package designed to support both immediate success and long-term career growth:

• Competitive guaranteed base salary

• Productivity incentives

• Sign-on bonus

• Relocation assistance

• Equity and partnership opportunities

• Company-matched 401(k)

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance

• CME and licensure allowance

• Student loan assistance programs

• Professional liability coverage

Practice & Clinical Focus

Our fellowship-trained physicians provide advanced care for a broad range of retinal conditions, including:

• Diabetic retinopathy

• Age-related macular degeneration

• Retinal tears and detachments

• Retinal vascular disease

• Uveitis

• Ocular trauma

Physicians are supported by advanced diagnostic technology and an experienced clinical team, allowing them to focus on efficient, high-quality patient care.

Why Richmond, Virginia?

Richmond offers an attractive combination of city amenities, affordability, outdoor recreation, history, and accessibility to the East Coast. The region provides excellent dining, arts and entertainment, family-friendly communities, and convenient access to Washington, D.C., Virginia Beach, and the Blue Ridge Mountains.

For a retina specialist looking for immediate volume, surgical opportunity, strong clinical support, and long-term growth potential, Retina Institute of Virginia offers an outstanding opportunity to build a career in one of Virginia's most desirable regions.

Let's Connect

We welcome both graduating vitreoretinal fellows and experienced retina surgeons interested in exploring the opportunity.

Rachel Tankersley
Physician Recruitment
racheltankersley@eyecare-partners.com
Call/Text: 314-580-0036