AdventHealth Medical Group is seeking a Board-Certified, fellowship-trained Vascular Surgeon to serve as Divisional Medical Director of Vascular Surgery for AdventHealth East Florida. This full-time leadership and clinical role is based primarily at AdventHealth Daytona Beach, with oversight of vascular surgery services across multiple campuses. The position is ideal for a proven leader with strong clinical experience and a passion for program development, quality, and innovation.
Practice Info
- Primary base: AdventHealth Daytona Beach, a 360-bed hospital expanding to 460 beds by 2026
- Oversight of vascular surgery services across Daytona Beach, Palm Coast, DeLand, and Fish Memorial campuses
- Lead a growing vascular team with support from cardiothoracic and other subspecialties
- Report directly to the AHMG East Florida Executive Team and collaborate with system leaders and CMOs
- 362-bed acute care hospital with a full spectrum of specialties
- Recognized for excellence in cardiovascular care, neurosurgery, oncology, and more
Responsibilities
- Serve as Divisional Medical Director of Vascular Surgery for AdventHealth East Florida
- Balance clinical and protected administrative time
- Support APP education, quality initiatives, and community outreach
- Strategic planning and care model development
- Physician hiring, retention, and mentoring
- Quality metric oversight and clinical governance
- Regional and national collaboration to elevate vascular services
- Multidisciplinary team coordination across heart, lung, and vascular specialties
Compensation
- Competitive base salary + leadership stipend
- NO State Income Tax
Benefits
- Full benefits package including 403(b), CME, malpractice, relocation, and health insurance
- Occurrence-based malpractice coverage
- Paid leave and CME days
Requirements
- Board Certification in Vascular Surgery
- Fellowship-trained Vascular Surgeon
- Minimum 3-5 years of vascular surgery leadership experience
- Expertise in building high-volume, quality-driven programs
- Strong communication and collaboration skills across service lines and practice models