OPA692: Dc-offset at the output voltage of a buffer circuit

Hey Kara, the OPA692 is a Current feedback, it cannot operate with 0ohm feedback without oscillating, 

That feedback R is internal, just get rid of your external short and see if it works better. 

Thanks, Michael! I have got rid of the external short circuit. But the simulation results are the same. You can see it in the attached file.

4336.VD_simplified.TSC

Ok, two things,

Your R divider was way too high source R for the higher input bias current in this part, here I cut them both down by a factor of 100

the feedback resistor you need for a gain of 1 is inside the device and model, you do not need one externally, 

I see. I would like to have high resistance. Do you know any other amplifier which can fit my application?