Physician Surgery-Vascular - Competitive Salary

Job Description

Lutheran Health Network is seeking a BC/BE Vascular Surgeon to help build and grow a comprehensive vascular surgery program serving Northeast Indiana. This opportunity is ideal for both experienced surgeons and new graduates seeking to build and shape the future of vascular surgery in Northeast Indiana while enjoying the support, resources, and referral network of a leading regional health system.

Practice Highlights

• Hybrid vascular practice with approximately:

• 70% endovascular procedures
• 20% open vascular surgery
• 10% clinic

• Hybrid vascular surgery practice with a strong mix of open and endovascular procedures
• Dedicated vascular surgery program with significant growth potential
• Access to advanced technology and resources
• Strong referral base throughout Northeast Indiana
• Opportunity to retain and expand vascular cases within the market
• Collaborative partnership with cardiovascular surgeons
• APP support available for both clinical and call responsibilities
• Dedicated vascular OR block time available

Program Development Opportunities

Help expand and lead:

• Limb Salvage Program
• Aortic Program
• Dialysis Access Program
• Venous Disease Program
• Wound Care Program

Compensation & Benefits

A comprehensive compensation package may include:

• Guaranteed salary plus wRVU incentive
• Commencement bonus
• Medical education debt repayment assistance
• Stipend during residency/fellowship (if applicable)
• CME allowance and generous vacation
• 401(k) with employer contribution
• Health, dental, and vision benefits
• Relocation assistance

Indiana is considered “physician-friendly,” with malpractice reform and the elimination of non-compete restrictions for primary care physicians.

About the Hospital

Lutheran Hospital is a 396-bed tertiary care facility in Fort Wayne serving northeastern Indiana and northwestern Ohio. Accredited by The Joint Commission, the hospital offers comprehensive services including Level II adult and pediatric trauma care, stroke care, cancer care, heart and transplant services, maternity and pediatric care, and a wide range of inpatient and outpatient specialties to meet the needs of the regional community.

Community

Fort Wayne, Indiana’s second-largest city , is a nationally recognized and affordable community offering strong educational systems, multiple universities, cultural institutions, museums, sports teams, and an extensive trail network. Centrally located in the Midwest, Fort Wayne provides easy access to major cities, including Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Detroit.