Vascular Surgeon & Clinical Assistant​/Associate Professor​/Full Professor

Vascular Surgeon – Associate/Full Professor

Job No: 538032
Work Type: Full Time
Location: Jacksonville Campus

The Department of Surgery and the Cardiovascular Center at the University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville (UF COM‑J) seeks a vascular surgeon at the Clinical Assistant/Associate/Full Professor level. This faculty position combines clinical care, teaching, and research within a tertiary teaching hospital and regional referral center.

• Provide and maintain high quality inpatient, intermediate care services in all aspects of vascular surgery.
• Teach trainees in vascular surgery and participate in the department's educational program.
• Communicate effectively with primary‑care physicians.
• Assist in marketing the vascular surgery program to community physicians and managed care organizations.
• Participate in monthly division meetings, administrative functions, and institutional committees as requested.
• Conduct clinical research and contribute to faculty development activities.

• MD, DO, or MD‑DO with fellowship training in vascular surgery.
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in vascular surgery.
• Experience in evaluation and treatment of aortic diseases, lower‑extremity occlusive disease, complex hemodialysis access, and venous diseases.
• Strong clinical, teaching, and research background.

• Be Best/Board Certified (BE/BC) in vascular surgery.
• Demonstrated experience in endovascular therapies.

Submit a letter of intent and curriculum vitae. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until a competitive candidate pool is identified. A competitive candidate must provide an official transcript upon hire, and credentials earned outside the U.S. must be evaluated by an approved professional credentialing service.

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The University of Florida is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer and a public institution. Hiring is contingent upon eligibility to work in the U.S. Accommodations are available for applicants with disabilities.