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Consultant Ophthalmologist – Private Sector
Bristol
Part-time or Full-time | Substantive Role | Competitive Salary + Benefits
A rewarding role, without the pressure of on-calls. Work in a modern, well-supported environment that allows you to focus on clinical excellence.
We’re offering an exciting opportunity for a Consultant Ophthalmologist to join a leading private healthcare provider in the South West.
This is an ideal role for a consultant who is looking to step away from the demands of the NHS, enjoy a better work–life balance, and focus purely on delivering outstanding patient care in a high-quality, low-pressure environment.
What’s On Offer:
No on-call or emergency work – enjoy a stable, predictable schedule
Modern, well-equipped facilities and structured support
Competitive salary with private pension options
Up to 10 days study leave (full-time equivalent)
Generous annual leave package
Opportunities for service development and teaching
Supportive, multidisciplinary clinical team
Convenient location with excellent transport links and access to the M4 corridor
About the Role:
You will:
Deliver high-quality outpatient and surgical care for ophthalmology patients
Perform a range of procedures including:
High-volume phacoemulsification under topical anaesthesia (essential)
Eyelid surgery
Laser treatment
Provide expert assessments and diagnostics including:
Slit-lamp examination
Gonioscopy
Fundoscopy
Tonometry
Refraction
Contribute to clinical governance, audits and continual service improvement
✅ What You’ll Need:
GMC registration with entry on the Specialist Register in Ophthalmology
Whether you're seeking to reduce your on-call commitment or step into the private sector full-time, this is a fantastic opportunity to take control of your career and thrive in a high-quality, low-pressure setting.
To express interest or find out more:
📧 Email Camila at [email protected]
📞 Call 02392 384 900 for a confidential chat.
