Vascular Surgeon

Vascular; Gainesville (FL); On-site; USD 300,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Florida's Department of Surgery seeks a faculty member for the Division of Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy to expand its clinical practice. Rank and tenure will be based on education and experience, with emphasis on candidates starting their academic career.

The new surgeon will join a nine-person vascular surgery group with a strong reputation for patient care and a track record of NIH and industry-funded research.

Qualifications

• MD degree or equivalent is required.
• Board certification or eligibility in vascular surgery.
• Competence in both open and endovascular techniques.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical vascular surgery care at UF Health facilities (Shands Hospital and affiliated centers).
• Participate in Resident and Fellow education and mentorship.
• Engage in academic research with NIH and industry funding.
• Pursue academic interests with protected time.

Skills

Open and endovascular techniques

Education

MD degree or equivalent

Job description

The Department of Surgery at the University of Florida, College of Medicine is seeking applicants for a faculty position in the Division of Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy to meet our expanding clinical practice. Rank and tenure status will be based on education and experience. However, the major focus of this recruitment are individuals starting their academic career. This new physician will join a group of nine vascular surgeons with a strong reputation for excellence in patient care and an established track‑record of NIH and industry funded research.

The Division provides all clinical care for UF Health Shands Hospital and the Malcom Randall Veterans Affairs Medical Centers, immediately adjacent to the Shands Hospital. Both institutions provide care for a large geographic referral area and are recognized as the leading tertiary care institutions in their region. The volume and complexity of the cases at both institutions are very good and the Division has mature, established practices in complex aortic diseases, lower extremity occlusive disease, complex hemodialysis access and the full spectrum of venous diseases.

The Division has a long-standing commitment to both Resident and Fellow education and it is anticipated that the new surgeon will be involved in this effort. In addition, applicants will be provided dedicated time to pursue their academic interests. The Division of Vascular Surgery has been very successful in several areas of research spanning basic, translational and clinical arenas. Faculty within the Division pride themselves on the importance of mentoring and maintaining the infrastructure for high-quality research. Recent junior faculty recruits have been highly successful in obtaining national, peer-reviewed funding.

This position requires an MD degree or equivalent; board certification or eligibility in vascular surgery and have competence in both open and endovascular techniques