Atlantic MEDsearch·Iredell County, North Carolina
The Vascular Surgeon will perform a wide scope of vascular and endovascular cases in both inpatient and outpatient settings. They will collaborate with another surgeon to expand the service line and participate in a 1:2 call rotation.
Well-established surgical practice seeks another Vascular Surgeon to join 1 other Vascular Surgeon to help expand their Vascular Surgery Service line including the Vascular and Vein Center. Responsibilities involve a wide scope of vascular and endovascular cases including inpatient and outpatient care. Enjoy a loyal support staff and an excellent referral system. Share call 1:2.
Compensation includes a generous salary, incentives, relocation, vacation/CME, benefits, malpractice, retirement and may include sign-on bonus. Servicing over 200K residents, local hospital offers 24 hours ER services, surgery (inpatient & outpatient), birthing center w/level II NICU, a comprehensive cancer center, behavioral health & the latest in diagnostic imaging.
Area provides a variety of school options, special/cultural events, water/outdoor activities, shopping, dining and a low cost of living.
For more details on this position & others we have, email us at info@atlanticmedsearch.com or call 954-344-0606.
The candidate must be a qualified Vascular Surgeon capable of managing a diverse range of vascular and endovascular procedures. The role requires the ability to work within a surgical practice and provide care in a hospital environment.
Market context
Vascular surgery positions in North Carolina are often driven by hospital and surgical practice needs for physicians who can manage both vascular and endovascular procedures. These roles can be competitive because they require broad procedural skill, comfort in a hospital setting, and alignment with practice expectations; the listed requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving candidates research time. Before applying, review the procedure mix and call expectations carefully and compare them with the relocation, malpractice, and retirement details.