Chair Vascular Surgery

Job description

Location:
Burlington, MA

Burlington, Massachusetts offers a dynamic blend of suburban comfort and proximity to Boston, providing access to world-class dining, cultural experiences, and outdoor recreation. The area is home to a thriving healthcare and technology hub, making it an ideal destination for ambitious professionals seeking both career growth and quality of life.

Facility:
This nationally recognized tertiary academic medical center serves as the home of a prestigious regional medical school campus, offering a unique environment that integrates clinical excellence with academic innovation. The facility is part of a large, growing health system with more than 35,000 team members committed to delivering exceptional, patient-centered care across Massachusetts and the broader region.

Opportunity:
Physician Administrator - Vascular Surgery

Job Details:

• Serve as Division Chair of Vascular Surgery, leading strategic direction, clinical excellence, and program growth for a premier vascular surgery division
• Champion a culture of uncompromising quality, safety, innovation, and evidence-based care to drive superior clinical outcomes
• Enhance patient access and experience through operational efficiency, streamlined processes, and consistently high service standards
• Collaborate with Quality and Safety teams to identify improvement opportunities and strengthen the patient and family experience
• Mentor faculty and develop residency and fellowship training programs in vascular and endovascular surgery
• Actively oversee clerkship development and deployment for third and fourth year medical students
• Lead development and execution of operational and capital plans supporting current needs and future program expansion
• Evaluate and elevate key performance metrics including patient access, satisfaction, outcomes, staff engagement, and financial performance
• Foster a culture of accountability, transparency, and continuous progress
• Build an academic program with commitment to research and surgical education
• Serve as a trusted clinical resource to colleagues, trainees, and multidisciplinary partners
• Strengthen communication and integration across departments, clinical services, and community partners
• Recruit, retain, and develop outstanding vascular surgeons and advanced practice providers to attract and sustain top-tier talent
• Cultivate robust mentorship programs supporting leadership development and lifelong learning
• Promote a respectful, inclusive work environment grounded in equity, professionalism, and psychological safety
• M.D. or D.O. (or international equivalent) required; board certified or board eligible Vascular Surgeon with eligibility for a Massachusetts license
• Minimum of 5 years of medical practice with demonstrated leadership qualities and evidence of leading high-impact initiatives
• Exceptional communication, interpersonal, analytical, and strategic thinking abilities required