Vascular Surgeon Jobs
Vascular Surgeon jobs are open across health systems, academic medical centers, private practices, and Veterans Affairs facilities, at every level from early-career to department chief, with specializations in endovascular intervention, open surgical repair, and limb salvage. Find a role that fits from the openings below and apply directly.
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INTRODUCTION
Seeking BE/BC Vascular Surgeon to Join One of the Largest Physician-Owned and Governed Multi-Specialty Clinics in the Midwest
Why Choose the Vascular Surgery Department at The Iowa Clinic, P.C.?
- Join a team of 3 Board Certified Vascular Surgeons and 2 ARNPs
- Office-based Endovascular Lab
- 100% Vascular Surgery Call (No General Surgery Call)
- Call 1:4
- In-office IAC Accredited Vascular Lab – performing over 11,000 studies annually
- Independently owned Vascular Access Center and Vein Therapy Center
- Full access to hospital-based state-of-the-art hybrid OR suite
- Clinically active and part of multiple industry sponsored trials – current/previous trials: Levant, Durapass, Illuminate, Lutonix-BTK, Sapphire, NASCET, Roadster, Endurant, STROLL, and INCRAFT
- Part of one of the largest physician-owned, governed and professionally managed multi-specialty groups in the Midwest with built-in over 290 referring providers
- Competitive 2-year salary guarantee and shareholder track
- Benefits include: 401(k) profit sharing retirement plan, 25 days PTO, optional health, dental, vision, long-term disability, long-term care and term life insurance, and flexible spending accounts
Why Choose The Iowa Clinic, P.C.?
Per AMGA’s 2024 Provider Satisfaction Survey:
99th percentile + - Recommend The Iowa Clinic as a place to practice
100th percentile + - Satisfaction with The Iowa Clinic’s total earnings and benefits package
- Recognized nationally for delivering exceptional quality of care and patient outcomes
- Participate in a high performing clinically integrated network with experience in providing significantly below market total cost of care, hospital admissions and ER utilization for the patients that we serve
- Dedicated Care Team to assist with care gaps, patient outreach, care management, post-ER and admission monitoring, post-discharge follow-up
Why Choose Des Moines, IA?
Des Moines is Iowa’s capital and hub for business and cultural activity with a metro population of over 645,000. Set on the Des Moines River and amongst rolling hills, Des Moines is a picturesque city with something for everyone to enjoy. Boasting short commute times, low cost of living, excellent schools, and a family-friendly environment, Des Moines offers an idyllic work-life balance.
Des Moines has been named #2 Place for Young Professionals to Live (Forbes, 2024), #1 Best Midsized City for Millennials (CommercialCafe, 2023), #2 Best Place to Live in the Midwest (StudyFinds, 2023), #3 Most Livable City in the US (Reader's Digest, 2025), and #7 Safest City to Live in the US (US News & World Report, 2024). Iowa has also been ranked as #3 Best State for Opportunity (US News & World Report, 2024) and #4 Best State for Doctors (WalletHub, 2025).
INTRODUCTION
Seeking BE/BC Vascular Surgeon to Join One of the Largest Physician-Owned and Governed Multi-Specialty Clinics in the Midwest
Why Choose the Vascular Surgery Department at The Iowa Clinic, P.C.?
- Join a team of 3 Board Certified Vascular Surgeons and 2 ARNPs
- Office-based Endovascular Lab
- 100% Vascular Surgery Call (No General Surgery Call)
- Call 1:4
- In-office IAC Accredited Vascular Lab – performing over 11,000 studies annually
- Independently owned Vascular Access Center and Vein Therapy Center
- Full access to hospital-based state-of-the-art hybrid OR suite
- Clinically active and part of multiple industry sponsored trials – current/previous trials: Levant, Durapass, Illuminate, Lutonix-BTK, Sapphire, NASCET, Roadster, Endurant, STROLL, and INCRAFT
- Part of one of the largest physician-owned, governed and professionally managed multi-specialty groups in the Midwest with built-in over 290 referring providers
- Competitive 2-year salary guarantee and shareholder track
- Benefits include: 401(k) profit sharing retirement plan, 25 days PTO, optional health, dental, vision, long-term disability, long-term care and term life insurance, and flexible spending accounts
Why Choose The Iowa Clinic, P.C.?
Per AMGA’s 2024 Provider Satisfaction Survey:
99th percentile + - Recommend The Iowa Clinic as a place to practice
100th percentile + - Satisfaction with The Iowa Clinic’s total earnings and benefits package
- Recognized nationally for delivering exceptional quality of care and patient outcomes
- Participate in a high performing clinically integrated network with experience in providing significantly below market total cost of care, hospital admissions and ER utilization for the patients that we serve
- Dedicated Care Team to assist with care gaps, patient outreach, care management, post-ER and admission monitoring, post-discharge follow-up
Why Choose Des Moines, IA?
Des Moines is Iowa’s capital and hub for business and cultural activity with a metro population of over 645,000. Set on the Des Moines River and amongst rolling hills, Des Moines is a picturesque city with something for everyone to enjoy. Boasting short commute times, low cost of living, excellent schools, and a family-friendly environment, Des Moines offers an idyllic work-life balance.
Des Moines has been named #2 Place for Young Professionals to Live (Forbes, 2024), #1 Best Midsized City for Millennials (CommercialCafe, 2023), #2 Best Place to Live in the Midwest (StudyFinds, 2023), #3 Most Livable City in the US (Reader's Digest, 2025), and #7 Safest City to Live in the US (US News & World Report, 2024). Iowa has also been ranked as #3 Best State for Opportunity (US News & World Report, 2024) and #4 Best State for Doctors (WalletHub, 2025).
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A snapshot from current openings nationwide, updated as new roles post.
Who's Hiring
- WellSpan Health6
- University of Kentucky5
- CommonSpirit Health4
- Houston Methodist4
- Mayo Clinic4
Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services48
- Education13
- Science & Research2
- Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals1
- Non-Profit & Social Services1
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in vascular surgeon jobs.
- Completion of an accredited vascular surgery fellowship program
- Board certification or board eligibility in vascular surgery
- Active state medical license or eligibility to obtain one
- Proficiency in open surgical and endovascular vascular procedures
- Experience with EVAR, TEVAR, carotid endarterectomy, and dialysis access
- Current or eligible for hospital medical staff privileges
Tips for Your Vascular Surgeon Job Search
Tailor your CV to each practice type
Academic centers want publications and teaching experience front and center, while private and community practices prioritize case volume and procedure mix. Restructure your CV for each application so the most relevant credentials appear in the first third.
Quantify your endovascular procedure volume
Hiring committees compare candidates by case numbers, so list your EVAR, TEVAR, and peripheral intervention volumes explicitly. Vague statements like 'extensive endovascular experience' carry far less weight than a documented case log with procedure breakdown.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists vascular surgeon openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target your fellowship training strategically
Many postings specify whether they need someone stronger in open surgery or endovascular work. Cross-reference the job description against your fellowship focus to apply where your training is the clearest match, not just where a slot exists.
Prepare a clinical philosophy statement
Panel interviews for vascular surgeon roles routinely include a question about your approach to complex limb ischemia or AAA management. Draft a concise, evidence-grounded answer in advance so your reasoning is clear and consistent across interviewers.
Negotiate call schedule before you sign
Call burden varies dramatically between a solo community position and a multi-surgeon academic group. Ask directly how call is distributed, how trauma coverage works, and whether the ratio changes as the group grows, all before the offer stage.
Vascular Surgeon Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most vascular surgeons?
The companies hiring the most vascular surgeons right now include WellSpan Health, University of Kentucky, and CommonSpirit Health, with the largest share of openings in Pennsylvania, Texas, and Louisiana, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of June 2026. Demand is highest at large health systems and multi-specialty physician groups that are expanding vascular coverage.
How many vascular surgeon jobs are remote?
About 2% of vascular surgeon openings are fully remote or hybrid as of June 2026, reflecting the hands-on nature of surgical care. The sub-areas most amenable to remote or telehealth components include post-operative wound consultations, vascular ultrasound interpretation, and non-interventional follow-up visits within larger integrated health systems.
How do you become a vascular surgeon?
You become a vascular surgeon by completing a four-year undergraduate degree, followed by medical school, a general surgery residency, and then an accredited vascular surgery fellowship of one to two years. After fellowship, you must pass written and oral board exams to achieve certification from the American Board of Surgery in vascular surgery.
How do you get hired as a vascular surgeon with little experience?
Newly graduated fellows are competitive by leaning heavily on procedure case logs, strong letters from fellowship attendings, and any published or presented research. Targeting community hospitals or health systems expanding their vascular programs gives early-career surgeons a better chance than applying to established academic groups with large senior rosters already in place.
What does the vascular surgeon interview process look like?
The vascular surgeon interview process typically begins with a phone or video screening, followed by an on-site visit that includes meetings with department leadership, current surgeons, and often hospital administration. Candidates commonly present a case or give a brief clinical talk, then discuss call coverage expectations, procedure volume goals, and partnership or employment structure before any offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to vascular surgeon jobs?
You can find and apply to vascular surgeon jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Search the listings to find roles that match your specialty focus, practice-type preference, and location, then apply directly to each opening that fits.
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