Vascular Surgeon

Job Summary

HCA Florida Ocala Hospital is expanding its vascular service line and is seeking an experienced Vascular Surgeon to join a growing program.

Specialization

Surgery Vascular

Qualified Candidates

• Ideal candidate will have experience with and be comfortable performing both open and endovascular procedures
• Demonstrated interest in developing and expanding satellite office location
• Opportunity to join an employed practice alongside the only two fellowship‑trained, experienced surgeons in the Ocala area
• Shared call responsibilities
• Access to dedicated (blocked) operating room time
• Board certified / board eligible in vascular surgery

Incentive/Benefits Package

• Competitive compensation with wRVU capabilities
• Great comprehensive and flexible benefits program
• PTO and CME time / allowance
• Occurrence‑based malpractice
• Strong support system

About HCA Florida Ocala Hospital

• We operate a 545‑bed hospital across two campuses: the Ocala Campus (HCA Florida Ocala Hospital with 323 beds) and HCA Florida West Marion Hospital (a part of HCA Florida Ocala Hospital with 222 beds), alongside 5 freestanding EDs.
• In mid‑2026, the hospital is undergoing a $200 million expansion, increasing total capacity to 647 beds, expanding ICU capacity to more than 100 beds, and adding two additional 26‑bed medical/surgical telemetry units.
• Society of Thoracic Surgeons ranks us as a 3‑Star STS Composite Quality provider
• Recognized by Healthgrades: America’s 100 Best Hospitals for Orthopedic Surgery and Spine Surgery in 2024, among the top 250 hospitals nationwide, and ranked No. 1 in Florida for joint replacement, orthopedic surgery, spine surgery, vascular surgery, and surgical care.
• ACS recognized Level I Trauma Center and hold DNV certification as a Comprehensive Stroke Center.
• Our hospital has demonstrated consistent growth and made significant investments in capital improvements over several years.
• We are expanding our Graduate Medical Education (GME) program, currently hosting 160 residents in partnership with the University of Central Florida (UCF) to train future generations of physicians.