| The Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (also known as the Jones Eye Institute) is seeking an outstanding fellowship-trained Glaucoma Ophthalmologist for a position as Assistant Professor, Associate Professor or Professor. The candidate should have an MD or DO degree, and be board certified by or board eligible for the American Board of Ophthalmology. The Jones Eye Institute is a nine-story, state-of-the-art building on the campus of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock. JEI offers the opportunity to teach, perform research and build an excellent university-based clinical and surgical practice. Facilities include 71 lanes, 4 dedicated operating rooms, a 10,000 sq. ft. basic science research laboratory, retinal and ocular genetics center, eye bank, surgical simulation and education center, and a fully accredited Ophthalmic Medical Technology program. JEI is home to the only Ophthalmology Residency in the state of Arkansas. Patient care is provided at the University Hospital and at the Arkansas Children’s Hospital. Candidates applying for the Associate Professor or Professor position may be eligible for the John W. Nutt Chair in Ophthalmology. Interest from the endowed chair may be used for research and education in the field of Glaucoma, and for salary support. Salaries commensurate with experience are above the national averages, with a generous incentive plan and excellent fringe benefits, including medical and dental insurance, and matching contributions to a retirement plan. Little Rock is a beautiful city with easy commute and lifestyle. Arkansas has biking and hiking trails for miles, the Arkansas Travelers Minor League baseball team for the sports-minded, and plenty of hunting and fishing for the enthusiast. Boating is a big pastime in Arkansas on its many lakes and rivers. Less than an hour away is the historic city of Hot Springs and the Hot Springs National Park. Come see our beautiful state and you won’t want to leave. Interested individuals are invited to e-mail a CV and three references to: Libby Byrd, Administrator (501) 686-5151 Fax (501) 686-7037 EPByrd@uams.edu | 
