Vascular Surgeon - Leominster, Massachusetts

Vascular Surgeon - Leominster, Massachusetts

New England

The Vascular Care Group (TVCG) seeks a BC / BE Vascular Surgeon to join our practice located in Leominster, Massachusetts with a satellite location in Concord, Massachusetts.

About Us : The Vascular Care Group is one of Massachusetts's largest vascular surgery groups and the fastest-growing group in New England. You will join a team already practicing in some of the most prestigious medical centers in the country and will practice alongside experienced physicians who have been recognized for medical excellence by their peers.

• Private practice group with strong hospital alignment.
• Excellent support, mentorship, and quality of life with a favorable call schedule.
• Partnership track offering competitive salary and benefits.
• Brand new, state-of-the-art office equipped with outpatient interventional capabilities, a noninvasive vascular lab, and vein center.
• Opportunity to advance toward partnership and leadership roles

Benefits of Practicing at The Vascular Care Group include :

Join one of New England's fastest-growing surgical teams in our vibrant Leominster practice. Nestled in North Central Massachusetts, our location offers a blend of cultural richness and natural beauty. You'll have easy access to Doyle Conservation Area and Leominster State Forest, which features over 4,200 acres of scenic trails and serene ponds. Leominster, celebrated as the birthplace of Johnny Appleseed and known for its educational institutions and nickname "Pioneer Plastics City," is a dynamic place to work. Additionally, you're within driving distance of destinations such as Boston, Vermont, Maine, the Berkshires, the White Mountains, and Cape Cod.

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