Vascular & Endovascular Surgeon

A Premier Vascular Surgery Practice in Southern California.

Southern California Multi-Specialty Center (SCMSC) is home to the largest and most comprehensive vascular surgery practice in the North Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley, and Santa Monica region. Our group brings together an exceptional team of board-certified vascular surgeons under one collaborative, multi-specialty roof delivering the full spectrum of open and endovascular care to a diverse, high-acuity patient population.

Embedded within the Southern California Network, SCMSC physicians benefit from deep institutional partnerships across multiple hospitals and ambulatory sites, with robust administrative infrastructure, advanced imaging capabilities, and a culture of clinical excellence and innovation.

We are a teaching-affiliated practice, with involvement in student education, CME programming, and collaboration, creating an environment that rewards intellectual curiosity alongside clinical mastery.

Guaranteed Salary:
Highly competitive base guaranteed salary from day one, above regional benchmarks.
Bonus Structure:

Transparent, attainable productivity and quality bonus tied to individual performance.
Partnership Track:

Defined pathway to full partnership for physicians.
401(k) Plan:

Employer-sponsored 401(k) retirement plan with contribution support.
Health Insurance:

Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage for physician and dependents.
Malpractice:

Full malpractice coverage provided, including tail coverage.
Hospital Privileging:

Credentialing and privileging assistance across the Southern California systems.
CME Allowance:

Dedicated CME time and travel budget to support ongoing education and national meeting attendance.
4 Weeks' Vacation:

Generous paid time off to support physician wellbeing and work-life balance.

1. Board Certification / Eligibility:
Must be board-certified or board-eligible in Vascular Surgery through the American Board of Surgery (ABS) or the Vascular Surgery Board.
2. Residency / Fellowship Training:
Completion of an ACGME-accredited vascular surgery residency (integrated 0+5 or traditional 5+2 pathway) or vascular surgery fellowship from an accredited program.
3. Licensure:
Current, unrestricted California medical license (or eligibility to obtain one) and valid DEA registration.
4. Open & Endovascular Proficiency:
Demonstrated competency in the full spectrum of open vascular and endovascular procedures, including aortic, peripheral arterial, venous, and dialysis access surgery.
5. Limb Salvage & Wound Care:

Experience with complex lower extremity revascularization and limb salvage programs preferred.
5. Collaborative Practice Model:
Commitment to multidisciplinary collaboration with medicine, cardiology, oncology, radiology, and other specialties within a busy academic-community hybrid environment.
6. Teaching Commitment:
Enthusiasm for student education, CME programming, and scholarly activity.
7. Professional Standing:
No history of disciplinary action, license restriction, or adverse credentialing decisions. Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS) membership encouraged