Dr. Jeremy M. Cotliar, MD
Ophthalmologist
130 Fort Washington Avenue Suite 1M New York NY, 10032About
Jeremy M. Cotliar, MD, is a well-versed ophthalmologist and glaucoma specialist who diagnoses and treats patients at Eye Care and Surgery in New York City and Washington Heights, NY. Dr. Jeremy’s practice is directly across the street from Yankee Stadium. The practice was established by his father, Dr. Arthur M. Cotliar, in 1977. Dr. Jeremy joined in 2013 and became a partner in 2018. He practices alongside his father and other exceptional ophthalmologists. Furthermore, Dr. Cotliar has staff memberships at several local hospitals, including New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai Hospital. He is also training the ophthalmology residents at New York- Presbyterian Hospital in the operating room. With an impressive professional journey that spans nine years, Dr. Cotliar specializes in laser-assisted and manual cataract surgery, Premium Intraocular Lens (IOL) technology for cataract surgery, and refractive surgery, such as LASIK and PRK. In addition, Dr. Cotliar received board certification in ophthalmology from the American Board of Ophthalmology (ABO). He is further certified in all of the MIGS (minimally invasive glaucoma surgeries), including the iStent, hydrus microstent, Kahook Dual-blade and the OMNI goniotomy/ canaloplasty. The MIGS are used either alone or with cataract surgery in mild-moderate glaucoma. Dr. Cotliar is also certified in the XEN gel stent for advanced glaucoma. In addition to English, Dr. Cotliar is fluent in Spanish.
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Education and Training
Albany Medical College Medical Degree 2008
Board Certification
American Board of Ophthalmology
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Professional Memberships
- American Academy of Ophthalmology
- American Glaucoma Society
Fellowships
- Dr. Michael Vrabec LASIK surgery
Fellowships
- Dr. Michael Vrabec0LASIK surgery
Professional Society Memberships
- American Academy of Ophthalmology American Glaucoma Society
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Get to know Glaucoma Specialist & Comprehensive Ophthalmologist Dr. Jeremy M. Cotliar, who serves patients in New York.
Dr. Cotliar is board-certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology (ABO). The ABO is an independent, nonprofit organization responsible for certifying ophthalmologists (eye physicians and surgeons) in the United States. The certification requires that ophthalmologists complete an accredited ophthalmic residency training program and demonstrate the required level of knowledge, skills, and experience in ophthalmology.
An ophthalmologist is an eye doctor that specializes in eye surgery and office-based eye-care procedures.
Dr. Jeremy joined his father Dr. Arthur, the founder of Eye Care and Surgery, in 2013, and he became partner in 2018. Along with the Cotliars, Eye Care and Surgery houses other excellent associate ophthalmologists. Dr. Arthur M. Cotliar founded the eye care practice in 1977. The hard-working eye doctors of Eye Care & Surgery – with 2 offices in Washington Heights, NY adjacent to New York Presbyterian Hospital, and one office in the Bronx right across the street from Yankee Stadium – provide patients with the highest quality of both medical and surgical eye care, as well as a friendly, helpful, and efficient experience. Dr. Jeremy Cotliar helps train the ophthalmology residents at New York- Presbyterian Hospital in the operating room. He also has surgical privileges at New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai Hospital.
Dr. Jeremy is a fellowship- trained glaucoma surgeon. He specializes in both manual and laser-assisted cataract surgery, refractive surgery, such as LASIK AND PRK, and in premium Intraocular Lens (IOL) technology for cataract surgery (Premium IOLs allow for patients to be spectacle-free after cataract surgery). Furthermore, he is certified in all of the MIGS (minimally invasive glaucoma surgeries), including the iStent, hydrus microstent, Kahook Dual-blade and the OMNI goniotomy/ canaloplasty, used either alone or with cataract surgery in mild-moderate glaucoma. He is also certified in the XEN gel stent for advanced glaucoma.
He completed his medical school training at Albany Medical College in 2008. He then completed his 3-year ophthalmology residency at Montefiore Medical Center of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in 2012, followed by a year of training in glaucoma eye surgery at the prestigious University of California at Irvine. He then completed his training with a mini LASIK fellowship with the esteemed Dr. Michael Vrabec out of Appleton Wisconsin.
In addition to English, Dr. Cotliar is fluent in Spanish.
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Jeremy M. Cotliar, MD, is a leading Ophthalmology & Glaucoma Specialist with Dr. Cotliar Eye Care & Surgery in New York, NY
Jeremy M. Cotliar, M.D. is a Board-certified ophthalmologist who joined Eye Care and Surgery in August 2013. Dr. Jeremy Cotliar is a fellowship trained glaucoma surgeon, and also specializes in both manual & laser-assisted cataract surgery, refractive surgery, such as LASIK and PRK, and in Premium Iol Technology for cataract surgery. Dr. Cotliar also helps train residents and fellows in various eye surgeries at Presbyterian Hospital of Columbia University. Dr. Cotliar is fluent in Spanish. For more information about Jeremy M. Cotliar, M.D., please visit http://drcotliarny.com/team-view/jeremy-m-cotliar-md-new-york-ny-10032/
Dr. Jeremy did his undergraduate training at Washington University in St. Louis where he received his B.A. in Biology. He completed his medical school training at Albany Medical College in 2008. He then completed his 3 year ophthalmology residency at Montefiore Medical Center of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in 2012. Dr. Jeremy Cotliar then went on to do a year of training in glaucoma eye surgery at the prestigious University of California at Irvine. Dr. Jeremy Cotliar is certified in all of the MIGS (Minimally invasive glaucoma surgeries), including iStent, ECP and trabectome, which are effective surgeries for mild-to-moderate glaucoma. For more information about Jeremy M. Cotliar, M.D., please visit https://www.findatopdoc.com/doctor/82487478-Jeremy-Cotliar-Ophthalmologist-New-York
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