Comprehensive Ophthalmologist

Overview

Who We Are: Welcome to Long Island Ophthalmic Concepts (LIOC). We are a comprehensive ophthalmology practice combining 30 years of experience and advanced technical skills to create the ultimate patient experience.

LIOC is committed to providing each patient with an exceptional level of care and attention. Our dedicated staff works together as a team to provide the highest quality of care available. Our main goal is to help our patients live better lives with better vision.

Cataract Surgery, Refractive Surgery, Dry Eye, Glaucoma, Diabetic Eye Care, Contact Lenses, Pediatric Eye Care, Comprehensive Eye Exams, Allergy Testing, and Nutritional Supplements.

At Long Island Ophthalmic Concepts, we are dedicated to developing our providers and allowing them to grow as we grow. We are committed to marketing our services, and developing a core patient base around you. It is our goal to ensure that you continue in the path of education you wish to seek. With over 30 years of experience, our doctors have mentorships available aiding in your personal growth.

• Competitive salaries offered
• Full-time benefit Package offered
  • Medical Benefits
  • Robust paid time off policies
  • 401(k) Plan
  • Flexible times available

At LIOC the utmost function and responsibility of our providers is to ensure the patient is receiving the best care and experience as possible. It is important to maintain a doctor-patient relationship, displaying excellent bedside manner. The office is staffed to support our doctors as needed. One should expect to be available to work afternoons, weekends, and remain on-call. With a growing practice, one should also be motivated to build a patient base within the practice.

The provider should enjoy working with a team, in a fast-paced environment.

Additional functions and responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Completing comprehensive eye exams,
• performing cataract surgery,
• working under practice pattern protocols,
• deep understanding of diagnostic equipment and interpreting test results,
• proficient with documentation and knowledge of the EMR,
• writing prescriptions as needed,
• supervising onsite technicians,
• monitor the clinical flow,
• handle patient phone calls,
• review patient charts,
• maintain referral connections and relationships with other doctors,
• naturally intuitive with marketing,
• innovative with developing the practice through the shift of healthcare and technology,
• and lastly desire to practice medicine and grow.

The provider must have an NPI, be board certified, and a graduate of an accredited school of ophthalmology with a valid license to practice in the state of New York. One must have experience with treating disease, interpreting tests, and performing cataract surgery. It’s important to have excellent communication skills, professional attitude, and appearance. Willingness to go the extra mile, grow and build a patient base within the practice.