An ocular implant is provided for an intraocular delivery of a therapeutic biologic agent. The implant may be used intracamerally or intravitreally. The implant may include a sustained-release biodegradable core and a biodegradable shell, wherein the shell has a longer biodegradable half-life than the core. The core may include a biodegradable gel medium, an active therapeutic biologic agent, and a biologic stabilizer. Upon insertion into the anterior chamber or vitreous body of an eye, the therapeutic biologic agent is released over an extended period, that may range from one day to one year. The therapeutic biologic agent may be, for example, tissue-plasminogen activator, an anti-VEGF agent, or another biopharmaceutical. The biodegradable implant may completely dissolve after implantation and need not be removed.
