Vascular Surgery and Clinical Research within an Academic Health System

Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) and IU Health Physicians are recruiting a Vascular Surgeon to join our experienced team. The candidate will have the opportunity to work with a collaborative group of physicians and advanced practice providers while having clinical, academic and research duties. The Division of Vascular Surgery within the IU School of Medicine Department of Surgery and IU Health Vascular Surgery consists of ten clinical faculty, two basic science faculty and four advanced practice providers. The vascular surgery team prioritizes clinical care, innovative research and teaching the next generation of vascular specialists.

This division serves as the principal tertiary-care referral network for vascular disease across the state. The division serves patients at IU Health Methodist and University Hospitals, the Indianapolis VA Hospital, Eskenazi Hospital and four outreach locations throughout the state. The vascular surgery division performs 2,000 procedures each year, sees more than 7,500 outpatients per year and has interpreted 18,000 vascular labs each year. The Division supports two new residents each year, one in the integrated and one in the independent pathway, with a total of 9 residents per year.

Position Requirements:

• Clinical expectations in the areas of carotid artery disease, thoracic outlet syndrome, aneurysm surgery, peripheral artery occlusive disease, complex aortic surgery, comprehensive venous disease, dialysis access and a wide spectrum of endovascular therapies

• Research activities include basic science and engineering research projects investigating the pathophysiology of vascular diseases. In addition, the division is engaged in stem cell therapies, investigating medical device and clinical trials, evaluating protocols, medicines and techniques to improve patient care

Requirements:

• MD or equivalent degree

• BC Vascular Surgeon

• Eligible for licensure in the State of Indiana

• Experience is required, including extensive publications history and funded research grants