Vascular Surgeon Jobs in Pennsylvania
Vascular Surgeon jobs in Pennsylvania are consistently active, with demand concentrated in major academic medical centers, integrated health systems, and regional hospital networks serving one of the country's largest and oldest populations. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Hershey anchor the bulk of hiring, where employers like Penn Medicine, UPMC, and Penn State Health maintain established vascular surgery programs at multiple career levels from early-career attending through senior faculty and division chief. Peripheral artery disease management, endovascular intervention, and dialysis access surgery are among the most sought-after subspecialty competencies across Pennsylvania practices. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Job Title: Vascular Surgeon
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Employment Type: Full-time or Part-time
Salary: $200,000 – $300,000 per year for Full-time
Vascular Surgeon Jobs in Philadelphia, PA: Your Wound Expertise, a Better Way to Practice
Few specialists understand chronic wounds like a Vascular Surgeon. You've spent your career treating the arterial and venous disease behind non-healing ulcers and fighting for limb salvage. But with a nationwide shortage of vascular surgeons, many carry heavy call schedules, get pulled in overnight for ruptured aneurysms and acute limb ischemia, and spend long hours in lead aprons during endovascular cases. Skilled Wound Care, a premier national physician group, is hiring Vascular Surgeons in Philadelphia, PA to work as wound care physicians and lead wound care initiatives in skilled nursing facilities across the area.
Maybe you're a Vascular Surgeon ready to step away from emergency call, long OR days and the physical strain of the procedure suite. Maybe you want a part-time role alongside your current practice. Either way, this no-call Vascular Surgeon job offers a high-impact career without the corporate red tape.
Why Vascular Surgeons in Philadelphia, PA Choose Wound Care
In a specialty where being on call can mean a 2 a.m. ruptured aneurysm or an emergency limb salvage case, we offer a refreshing alternative:
- The "No-Call" Lifestyle: No nights, no weekends and no pagers. No middle-of-the-night vascular emergencies. This is a true Monday–Friday surgeon job, so your evenings and weekends belong to you and your family.
- Put Your Wound Expertise to Work: Arterial ulcers, venous ulcers and diabetic foot wounds are already part of your world. Your vascular training makes you a natural fit for wound care.
- Keep Your Surgical Skills: Surgical debridement and bedside procedures stay part of your daily practice.
- A Sustainable Surgical Career: Leave behind long cases and hours in heavy lead aprons. Bedside procedures are far easier on your back, neck and shoulders, so you can keep practicing for years to come.
- Clinical Autonomy: Direct patient outcomes based on your surgical expertise, not a hospital committee or department hierarchy.
- Smarter Documentation: Our custom software is designed to slash admin time, so you're not stuck charting at midnight when you could be home at a reasonable hour.
Vascular Surgeon Responsibilities
Use the latest advancements in wound healing to change lives in communities across Philadelphia, PA:
- Surgical and sharp debridement and other bedside procedures
- Evaluation and treatment of chronic, non-healing and complex wounds, including arterial, venous and diabetic ulcers
- Advanced dressings and specialized wound protocols
- Collaborative care in skilled nursing facilities and the post-acute setting, where you follow patients through healing
Vascular Surgeon Salary & Compensation
- Average Annual Earnings: 200,000–250,000 (no earning cap as an independent contractor)
- High Achievers: Top performers earn $300,000+ through performance bonuses
- Pay Structure: Per-patient and per-procedure pay, plus quarterly bonus programs
Vascular Surgeon Requirements
- Medical Degree: MD or DO from an accredited institution
- Medical License: Unrestricted/clear medical license in the state of practice (or eligibility to obtain one)
- DEA License: Or eligibility to obtain one
- Open Background: We welcome Vascular Surgeons and surgeons of all backgrounds, as well as Family Medicine and Internal Medicine physicians. No previous wound care experience is required; we provide comprehensive wound care training
Great Place to Work® Certified!
Skilled Wound Care is proud to be Certified™ by Great Place to Work® for the 5th year in a row. The prestigious award is based entirely on what current employees say about their experience working at Skilled Wound Care. This year, 95% of employees said it's a great place to work – 39% higher than the average U.S. company.
Apply for This Vascular Surgeon Job in Philadelphia, PA
You've spent your career saving limbs. Now do it on your terms. If you're a Vascular Surgeon in Philadelphia, PA looking for a no-call, Monday–Friday career, or a part-time role alongside your current practice, apply today.
Skilled Wound Care will ask all candidates to perform pre-employment confidential DiSC testing and appropriate relevant skills testing prior to hiring.
Job Title: Vascular Surgeon
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Employment Type: Full-time or Part-time
Salary: $200,000 – $300,000 per year for Full-time
Vascular Surgeon Jobs in Philadelphia, PA: Your Wound Expertise, a Better Way to Practice
Few specialists understand chronic wounds like a Vascular Surgeon. You've spent your career treating the arterial and venous disease behind non-healing ulcers and fighting for limb salvage. But with a nationwide shortage of vascular surgeons, many carry heavy call schedules, get pulled in overnight for ruptured aneurysms and acute limb ischemia, and spend long hours in lead aprons during endovascular cases. Skilled Wound Care, a premier national physician group, is hiring Vascular Surgeons in Philadelphia, PA to work as wound care physicians and lead wound care initiatives in skilled nursing facilities across the area.
Maybe you're a Vascular Surgeon ready to step away from emergency call, long OR days and the physical strain of the procedure suite. Maybe you want a part-time role alongside your current practice. Either way, this no-call Vascular Surgeon job offers a high-impact career without the corporate red tape.
Why Vascular Surgeons in Philadelphia, PA Choose Wound Care
In a specialty where being on call can mean a 2 a.m. ruptured aneurysm or an emergency limb salvage case, we offer a refreshing alternative:
- The "No-Call" Lifestyle: No nights, no weekends and no pagers. No middle-of-the-night vascular emergencies. This is a true Monday–Friday surgeon job, so your evenings and weekends belong to you and your family.
- Put Your Wound Expertise to Work: Arterial ulcers, venous ulcers and diabetic foot wounds are already part of your world. Your vascular training makes you a natural fit for wound care.
- Keep Your Surgical Skills: Surgical debridement and bedside procedures stay part of your daily practice.
- A Sustainable Surgical Career: Leave behind long cases and hours in heavy lead aprons. Bedside procedures are far easier on your back, neck and shoulders, so you can keep practicing for years to come.
- Clinical Autonomy: Direct patient outcomes based on your surgical expertise, not a hospital committee or department hierarchy.
- Smarter Documentation: Our custom software is designed to slash admin time, so you're not stuck charting at midnight when you could be home at a reasonable hour.
Vascular Surgeon Responsibilities
Use the latest advancements in wound healing to change lives in communities across Philadelphia, PA:
- Surgical and sharp debridement and other bedside procedures
- Evaluation and treatment of chronic, non-healing and complex wounds, including arterial, venous and diabetic ulcers
- Advanced dressings and specialized wound protocols
- Collaborative care in skilled nursing facilities and the post-acute setting, where you follow patients through healing
Vascular Surgeon Salary & Compensation
- Average Annual Earnings: 200,000–250,000 (no earning cap as an independent contractor)
- High Achievers: Top performers earn $300,000+ through performance bonuses
- Pay Structure: Per-patient and per-procedure pay, plus quarterly bonus programs
Vascular Surgeon Requirements
- Medical Degree: MD or DO from an accredited institution
- Medical License: Unrestricted/clear medical license in the state of practice (or eligibility to obtain one)
- DEA License: Or eligibility to obtain one
- Open Background: We welcome Vascular Surgeons and surgeons of all backgrounds, as well as Family Medicine and Internal Medicine physicians. No previous wound care experience is required; we provide comprehensive wound care training
Great Place to Work® Certified!
Skilled Wound Care is proud to be Certified™ by Great Place to Work® for the 5th year in a row. The prestigious award is based entirely on what current employees say about their experience working at Skilled Wound Care. This year, 95% of employees said it's a great place to work – 39% higher than the average U.S. company.
Apply for This Vascular Surgeon Job in Philadelphia, PA
You've spent your career saving limbs. Now do it on your terms. If you're a Vascular Surgeon in Philadelphia, PA looking for a no-call, Monday–Friday career, or a part-time role alongside your current practice, apply today.
Skilled Wound Care will ask all candidates to perform pre-employment confidential DiSC testing and appropriate relevant skills testing prior to hiring.
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What Pennsylvania Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in vascular surgeon jobs across Pennsylvania.
- Active Pennsylvania medical license or license recognized for reciprocity by the Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine
- Completion of an accredited vascular surgery fellowship or integrated vascular surgery residency program
- Board certification or active board eligibility through the American Board of Surgery
- Current DEA registration and ability to prescribe controlled substances in Pennsylvania
- Hospital privileges or eligibility for credentialing at affiliated Pennsylvania health systems
- Proficiency in open vascular, endovascular, and dialysis access procedures as demonstrated by operative case logs
Vascular Surgeon Jobs in Pennsylvania: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a vascular surgeon in Pennsylvania?
To practice as a vascular surgeon in Pennsylvania, you must hold an active license issued by the Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine, which requires completing medical school, postgraduate training, and passing the United States Medical Licensing Examination steps. Beyond licensure, Pennsylvania hospitals and health systems require completion of an accredited vascular surgery fellowship or integrated residency, along with board certification or active eligibility through the American Board of Surgery before granting operating privileges.
Which companies hire vascular surgeons in Pennsylvania?
Employers hiring vascular surgeons in Pennsylvania right now include WellSpan Health, Vohra Wound Physicians, and Geisinger, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of October 2026. Pennsylvania's dense concentration of large academic medical centers and integrated health networks means most openings come with established vascular programs, research opportunities, and multi-site practice arrangements rather than standalone private practice models.
Which Pennsylvania cities have the most vascular surgeon jobs?
Erie, York, and Plains account for the most vascular surgeon openings in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia leads because of its cluster of major academic medical systems and Level I trauma centers, while Pittsburgh's strength reflects UPMC's expansive regional network, and Hershey draws demand from Penn State Health's academic medical center, which serves a large rural catchment area across central Pennsylvania.
Are there remote vascular surgeon jobs in Pennsylvania?
Yes, but they're rare. About 0% of vascular surgeon openings tied to Pennsylvania are remote or hybrid as of October 2026, given that the role is fundamentally procedural and requires a sterile operating environment and direct patient care. The narrow slice of remote work in this specialty tends to involve telemedicine consultations for preoperative evaluation or postoperative follow-up rather than full remote positions.
How can I get hired as a vascular surgeon in Pennsylvania with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is completing your fellowship and pursuing a junior attending or academic instructor role at one of Pennsylvania's large teaching systems, where new graduates are regularly recruited into structured mentorship tracks. UPMC, Penn Medicine, and Penn State Health all run formal onboarding programs for early-career vascular surgeons that pair new attendings with senior faculty for complex case supervision. Candidates who complete rotations or research fellowships at Pennsylvania institutions during training gain a meaningful edge when those same programs post attending vacancies.
Where can I find and apply to vascular surgeon jobs in Pennsylvania?
You can find and apply to vascular surgeon jobs in Pennsylvania on Migrate Mate, which lists current Pennsylvania openings across health systems, academic medical centers, and regional hospitals. Find the roles that fit your subspecialty focus and practice preferences, then apply directly to the positions that match.
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