Biography

Jeremy Bartley, M.D., is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Ophthalmology at UT Southwestern Medical Center. He specializes in corneal and external eye diseases, cataract and refractive surgery, and comprehensive ophthalmology. 

Dr. Bartley earned his medical degree at East Tennessee State University. He completed a residency in ophthalmology at Louisiana State University and received advanced training in corneal and external eye disease and keratorefractive surgery through a fellowship at UT Southwestern. 

Certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology, he joined the UT Southwestern faculty in 2016.

Dr. Bartley is a member of multiple professional organizations, including the American Academy of Ophthalmology, the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, the Cornea Society, the Dallas Academy of Ophthalmology, the Dallas County Medical Society, and the Texas Medical Association.

Meet Dr. Bartley

Comprehensive Eye Care at UT Southwestern in Dallas, Texas

Jeremy Bartley, M.D., an Assistant Professor in the Department of Ophthalmology at UT Southwestern Medical Center, is dedicated to enhancing lives through improved vision. Specializing in corneal and external eye diseases, cataract and refractive surgery, and comprehensive ophthalmology, he brings expertise and a patient-centric approach to his practice.

Dr. Bartley's journey into ophthalmology began during his medical school years at East Tennessee State University.

"I was fascinated by how life-changing these procedures can be," he says. "From helping people regain sight with cataract surgery to performing corneal transplants, it's gratifying to see the immediate impact on a patient's quality of life."

After completing his residency in ophthalmology at Louisiana State University, Dr. Bartley chose to pursue advanced training in corneal and external eye disease and keratorefractive surgery through a fellowship at UT Southwestern. He found the faculty to be top-notch and genuinely supportive, fostering an environment of trust and excellence.

"When deciding to stay on after my fellowship, I was drawn to the opportunity to work at a renowned teaching hospital with the latest technology, cutting-edge equipment, and access to clinical trials,” Dr. Bartley says. “Additionally, I felt comfortable with everyone I was working with, from the other doctors to the clinical staff, and I enjoyed living in Dallas. It all made my decision an easy one."

Specialized Care in Corneal and Cataract Surgery at UT Southwestern in Dallas

At UT Southwestern, Dr. Bartley offers advanced corneal and cataract care, including LASIK and photorefractive keratectomy (PRK), to reshape the cornea for better vision without glasses. He is skilled in complex lens implants during cataract surgery and various corneal transplants, ensuring patients receive the most suitable treatments.

"Improving vision can significantly enhance a patient's quality of life," Dr. Bartley says. “At UT Southwestern, we combine cutting-edge technology with personalized care to achieve the best outcomes for our patients. Whether through advanced refractive surgery or complex cataract procedures, I want to provide my patients with happy results, helping them see their world more clearly."

UT Southwestern's Excellence in Ophthalmology and Commitment to Patient-Centric Care

Dr. Bartley emphasizes the importance of patient trust in his practice.

"We work in partnership with our patients, striving for the best possible outcomes. Many choose UT Southwestern because they trust us to prioritize their best interests. We are committed to honesty and compassion, providing necessary treatment plans without pressure for unnecessary procedures."

Patients at UT Southwestern benefit from access to the latest technology, clinical trials, and a full range of specialists.

"Collaboration with other subspecialties ensures seamless and efficient communication," Dr. Bartley says. "UT Southwestern offers a comprehensive, all-in-one solution for healthcare."

UT Southwestern stands out for its reputation, access to medical advancements, and collaborative, patient-focused approach.

"Our team is dedicated to providing exceptional care and ensuring patients feel supported and confident in their treatment," he says.

Dr. Bartley not only sees patients but also works closely with residents, overseeing clinical projects, guiding them through data review, and enhancing their understanding.

"It's rewarding to mentor the next generation of ophthalmologists and contribute to advancing our field," he says.

Whether patients need LASIK, cataract surgery, treatment for corneal disease, or comprehensive ophthalmology services, Dr. Bartley and the team at UT Southwestern are committed to helping them achieve better vision and a higher quality of life.

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  • Internship - East Tennessee State University Medical Center (2011-2012), Internal Medicine
  • Medical School - East Tennessee State University College of Medicine (2007-2011)
  • Fellowship - UT Southwestern Medical Center (2015-2016), Cornea Service
  • Residency - Louisiana State University Health Science Center (2012-2015), Ophthalmology
  • Publications
    • Bayesian Analysis of Valacyclovir Treatment Effect in the Zoster Eye Disease Study
      Jeng BH, Lee TF, Troxel AB, Lu Y, Cohen EJ, Kim J, Hochman JS, Weissbart SB, Abazari A, Chou TY, Chang E, Amescua G, Tonk R, Koo E, Martinez JD, Galor A, Patel SV, Berestka JS, Nanji AA, Chamberlain W, Stutzman R, Clements J, Chodosh J, Davies EC, Saeed H, Ciralsky JB, Alzaga Fernandez AG, Sippel KC, Perez-Quinones VL, Daluvoy M, Liu K, Ewald MD, Groos EB, Chang B, Shivitz IA, Hill J, Fowler PG, Read RW, Geggel HS, Omar A, Rony S, Rapuano CJ, Meghpara B, Syed Z, Holland GN, Lee O, Irvine J, Deng SX, Aldave A, Edmund T, Chen J, Honig MA, Snyder LA, Huang AJ, Margolis TP, Lubniewski A, Katz DG, Capoor S, Gonzales J, Seitzman G, Keenan J, Morkin M, Kenyon KR, Hamrah P, Lee WB, Christenbury JG, LaMattina KC, Lee H, Negahban K, Rao R, Ament CS, Lopatynsky MO, Barbato JD, Sarkar JS, Macsai M, Herz JB, Weikert MP, Al-Mohtaseb Z, Matoba AY, Cooney T, Hood C, Woodward M, Sugar A, Shtein RM, Nehls SM, Warner EJ, Nettune G, Bowman B, Gelender H, Alexander JK, McCall T, Zaffos J, Beebe W, Potts LB, Lustbader J, Oboh-Weilke AM, Hammersmith KM, Orlin SE, Nagra P, Sulewski M, Bunya V, Shafer B, Prescott CR, Haberman I, Viriya E, Qureshi A, Lazzaro D, Palazzolo L, Goyal H, Schrack KE, Raber IM, Ayres B, Finklea B, Reeves S, Awad OE, Hardten DR, Reilly CD, Flynn WJ, Rashid ED, Wen AE, Ritterband DC, Harris DJ, Ahmad S, Shaik N, Seedor JA, Rosenfeld SI, Winnick M, Amir A, Sherman MD, Srikumaran D, Akpek E, Chaon B, Soukiasian SH, Rao NK, Steiner AS, Winokur J, Udell I, Shih C, Gorski M, Schrier A, Lobo-Chan AM, Sugar J, Tu E, Munir WW, Sunshine S, Miller DM, Gensheimer WG, Zegans ME, Weiss JS, Bernal M, Barron B, Hindman HB, Wise R, Gelston C, Taravella MJ, Davidson RS, Tran UL, Shieh C, Bartley J, McCulley J, Verity S, Bowman W, Blomquist P, Mootha VV, Thorne G, Renucci AM, Verdier D, Sivaraman K, Nordlund M, Hwang FS, Affeldt J, Ingraham H, Guibord NM, Dobbins KR, Thareja T, Lin A, Zaugg B, Mifflin M, Forstot SL, Fish RA, Repine K, Wildes M, Estopinal CB, Brown D, Koreishi A, Ple-Plakon P, Clemons CS, Patel R, Asbell PA, Ashe SA, Bonaffini S, Houser K, Wallace M, Wesberry JM, Iovieno A, Yeung SN, Teichman JC, Noordeh N, Faucher A, Robert MC, Harissi-Dagher M, Rullo J, Baxter S, Johnson D, Mah D, Benson M, Tone SO, Chew H, Hassonlou M, Liu S, Eikenberry JL, Yung CW, Shen JF, Lin C, Yu C, Ta C, Goins KR, Sutphin J, Svanda K, Keppol S, Rostov A, Vyas NM, Hsu K, Goodman G, McHam L, Oates D, Rizkalla R, Shukla A, Veena M, See C, Goshe J, Feder RS, Baqai J, Basti S, Haddadin R, You JY, Dixit LA, Patel RH, Golde KT, Zaidman GW, Mahesh S, Sharma V, Wesolosky J, Miller DD, Ma JH, Mannis M, Meyer JJ, Niederer R, Colby KA, McLeod S, Melia M, Sugar E, Taylor CR, Nagel M, Dupps WJ, Lass JH, Bajart A, Farooq A, Hofmeister E, Kaufman A, Rhee M, Yoo J Ophthalmology 2026 Jan 133 151-153
    • Low-Dose Valacyclovir in Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus: The Zoster Eye Disease Randomized Clinical Trial
      Author Collaboration ZT, Cohen EJ, Troxel AB, Liu M, Hochman JS, Baratz KH, Mian SI, Choulakian MY, Warner DB, Lu Y, Twi-Yeboah A, Lee TF, Kim J, Lopez-Jimenez C, Laury SC, Jeng BH, Weissbart SB, Abazari A, Chou TY, Chang E, Amescua G, Tonk R, Koo E, Martinez JD, Galor A, Patel SV, Berestka JS, Nanji AA, Chamberlain W, Stutzman R, Clements J, Chodosh J, Davies EC, Saeed H, Ciralsky JB, Alzaga Fernandez AG, Sippel KC, Perez-Quinones VL, Daluvoy M, Liu K, Ewald MD, Groos EB, Chang B, Shivitz IA, Hill J, Fowler PG, Bartley J, McCulley J, Verity S, Blomquist P, Mootha VV JAMA Ophthalmology 2025 Apr 143 269-276
    • Low-Dose Valacyclovir for Postherpetic Neuralgia in the Zoster Eye Disease Study: A Randomized Clinical Trial
      Author Collaboration ZT, Warner DB, Jeng BH, Kim J, Liu M, Troxel AB, Hochman JS, Baratz KH, Mian SI, Choulakian MY, Meyer JJ, Lu Y, Twi-Yeboah A, Lee TF, Lopez-Jimenez C, Laury SC, Cohen EJ, Weissbart SB, Abazari A, Chou TY, Chang E, Amescua G, Tonk R, Koo E, Martinez JD, Galor A, Patel SV, Berestka JS, Nanji AA, Chamberlain W, Stutzman R, Clements J, Chodosh J, Davies EC, Saeed H, Ciralsky JB, Alzaga Fernandez AG, Sippel KC, Perez-Quinones VL, Daluvoy M, Liu K, Ewald MD, Groos EB, Chang B, Shivitz IA, Hill J, Bartley J, McCulley J, Verity S, Blomquist P, Mootha VV JAMA Ophthalmology 2025 Apr 143 277-285
    • Orbicularis Oculi Muscle Reinnervation Confers Corneal Protective Advantages over Static Interventions Alone in the Subacute Facial Palsy Patient
      Mohanty AJ, Perez JL, Hembd A, Thrikutam NP, Bartley J, Rozen SM Plastic and reconstructive surgery 2020 Mar 145 791-801
    • Menthol increases human glioblastoma intracellular Ca2+, BK channel activity and cell migration
      Wondergem R, Bartley JW Journal of biomedical science 2009 16

Clinical Focus

  • Cornea & External Disease
  • Refractive & Cataract Surgery
  • LASIK
  • Comprehensive Ophthalmology
  • Cataracts

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