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Madison Medical Sports & Wellness seeks a board-certified Vascular Surgeon to lead and grow our vein and vascular procedures line within a multidisciplinary platform. Expect ownership-track opportunities as the MSO expands, with equity participation for physician partners.
You will diagnose and treat venous insufficiency, varicose and spider veins, and peripheral vascular disease using state-of-the-art, minimally invasive techniques, collaborating with sports medicine and regenerative teams to
Vascular Surgeon — Vein Center & Vascular Procedures
Madison Medical Sports & Wellness is a physician-led, AI-forward multidisciplinary practice delivering premium out-of-network care across 15+ specialty service lines — sports medicine, regenerative therapies, IV infusion, hormone optimization, allergy treatment, and our Athletic Recovery Center. We're scaling aggressively, building out our MSO (Management Services Organization) structure, and investing in the physicians who will own that growth alongside us.
Madison Medical is seeking a board-certified Vascular Surgeon to lead and grow our vein and vascular procedures line within our expanding, physician-led multidisciplinary platform. You'll diagnose and treat venous insufficiency, varicose and spider veins, and peripheral vascular disease using state-of-the-art, minimally invasive techniques — while collaborating with our sports medicine, regenerative therapy, and wellness teams to deliver integrated patient care.
This is an ownership-track opportunity. As we build out our MSO structure, equity participation is available to physician partners ready to grow with Madison Medical rather than simply work for it.
Madison Medical operates under an active, state-licensed ambulatory care facility license, with a fully equipped, on-site fluoroscopy suite. That means X-ray and diagnostic imaging, workup, and fluoroscopy-guided procedures and injections can all happen the same day, in-house — no sending patients elsewhere to get imaged, diagnosed, or treated.