DescriptionThe ideal candidate will possess outstanding clinical skills and demonstrate a strong interest in limb salvage with particular expertise in open vascular surgery. A commitment to building and growing the practice, advancing high-quality patient care, and contributing to a collaborative academic environment is essential. Candidates should also have a strong interest in academic medicine and education, with enthusiasm for clinical innovation, program development, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Interest in research and scholarly activity is highly desirable as the division continues to expand its academic and clinical impact.
You will also be responsible for:
- Performing surgical OR and vein cases;
- Rounding on inpatients and discharging patients in a timely fashion, as applicable;
- Seeing all outpatients in a timely fashion; i.e., as closely as possible to the patient's appointment time (subject to your responsibilities to other patients) or, in the case of unscheduled patients, as soon as practicable;
- Fielding transfer calls including off hours and taking dedicated vascular call;
- Timely, accurate and legible completion of Medical Records;
- Compliance with all performance indicators;
- Compliance with applicable Regulations;
- Timely completion of responses to preliminary denials of reimbursement from Third Party Payer reimbursement sources, as applicable;
- Participation in performance improvement activities including development and/or compliance with clinical pathways;
- The performance of teaching services assigned by your Chief of Service;
- Supervision of residents and medical students on Vascular service, as applicable;
- Participation in in-service education and continuing medical education;
- Attendance at committee and departmental meetings, as required;
- Full cooperation with the credentialing and reappointment process; Serving on committees of the School as requested by the Chair of the Department of Surgery or the Dean of the School;
- Participation in the teaching program for medical and/or graduate students, residents and fellows in accordance with teaching expectations set forth in the policies of the School of Medicine as modified from time to time;
- Participation in academic activities that define membership in this community of scholars including mentoring, supervision, recruitment, advisement and governance;
- Participation in clinical research initiatives in Vascular Surgery.
QualificationsQualified applicants must demonstrate a commitment to service, a track record of achievement in their field of expertise, and an interest in fulfilling the common goals of the Department of Surgery at NYU Langone Health.
Application Instructions If interested, please send your CV to:
Kerrie Ann Deignan, MBA
Division Administrator
Division of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery
NYU Langone Health
530 First Avenue, 11th Floor
New York, NY 10016
[email protected] 
