ERG | OH | Vascular Surgery | Physicians

Patients with limb-threatening ischemia aortic disease and complex venous disorders need a surgeon who decides quickly operates precisely and stays accountable after the incision closes. This role owns those outcomesfrom first consult through recoveryso more people keep their limbs avoid rupture and return to independent life. Success is measured in safer procedures shorter stays and a service other clinicians trust when the case is hard.

• Build and run a high-acuity vascular practice that meets or exceeds institutional targets for elective and emergent case volume within the first year.
• Deliver open and endovascular care for peripheral artery disease aneurysmal disease carotid disease and dialysis access with complication and readmission rates at or better than peer benchmarks.
• Lead multidisciplinary decisions with interventional radiology cardiology wound care and anesthesia so urgent limb- and life-threatening cases move from consult to definitive treatment without avoidable delay.
• Own longitudinal follow-upsurveillance imaging reintervention thresholds and secondary preventionso graft and stent durability is tracked and acted on not assumed.
• Standardize pathways for CLI ruptured aneurysm and carotid disease that cut time-to-treatment and reduce unwarranted variation across the call team.
• Teach residents APPs and referring clinicians through case review and bedside coaching that improves first-assist quality and appropriate referral.
• Participate in quality review registry reporting and morbidity and mortality so every serious complication produces a concrete practice change.

• Practice within a hospital-based vascular service with dedicated OR and endovascular suite time hybrid capability and 24/7 vascular call shared across the group.
• Work alongside vascular partners APPs interventional colleagues and a wound-care program; report to the service chief or surgical leadership.
• Use modern imaging a full endovascular inventory and inpatient vascular units staffed for complex postoperative care.
• Support includes clinic coordination prior authorization and quality staff so operative time is protected for cases that require a surgeon.

• MD or DO ACGME vascular surgery training (integrated or fellowship) and board certification or active eligibility in vascular surgery.
• Unrestricted state medical license (or eligibility) and hospital privileges appropriate to open aortic carotid infrainguinal and endovascular practice.
• Demonstrated independent performance of both open reconstruction and endovascular intervention including ruptured and acute limb ischemia.
• Evidence of outcomes ownership: registry participation complication review or published/quality-improvement work tied to vascular results.
• Ability to take call communicate clearly with referring physicians and lead a team under time pressure.

• Real operative autonomy on complex open and endovascular diseasenot a clinic-only or vein-center niche.
• A defined quality infrastructure so your results are visible comparable and improvable.
• Partners and APPs who share call and longitudinal care so excellence is sustainable.
• A service whose growth depends on clinical judgment not marketing volume.

If you want your name on better limb salvage fewer ruptures and a vascular service that runs with discipline apply with your CV and a brief note on the outcomes you are ready to own.