Vascular Surgery
Open and endovascular treatment of arterial and venous disease, entered integrated from medical school or after general surgery.
Among the 31 specialties
Each rail below carries one mark per specialty, placed by its true value. Vascular Surgery’s marks are joined by the thread — its shape is what makes this specialty unlike the others.
- Training length
- Training length: 5 years. Longer than 21 of the 30 specialties reporting; shorter than 3. Reported range across specialties: 2 years to 7 years.
- Interviews per position
- Interviews per position: 5.0×. More than 27 of the 28 specialties reporting; fewer than 0. Reported range across specialties: 1.0× to 5.0×.
- Residents in training
- Residents in training: 567. More than 6 of the 30 specialties reporting; fewer than 23. Reported range across specialties: 99 to 40,131.
- Programs
- Programs: 84. More than 8 of the 31 specialties reporting; fewer than 21. Reported range across specialties: 5 to 820.
- States and territories
- States and territories: 34. More than 7 of the 31 specialties reporting; fewer than 23. Reported range across specialties: 4 to 52.
- Starting salary
- Starting salary: $70K. Higher than 23 of the 28 specialties reporting; lower than 4. Reported range across specialties: $60K to $73K.
Every accredited program
Grouped by state, alphabetical within each. We don’t rank programs.
84 programs across 34 states
Alabama1
5 positions
Arizona1
5 positions
Arkansas1
5 positions
California10
5 positions
5 positions
5 positions
Riverside University Health System
Moreno Valley
5 positions
10 positions
5 positions
5 positions
5 positions
University of California Davis Health
Sacramento
10 positions
5 positions
Colorado1
5 positions
Connecticut2
5 positions
New Haven
5 positions
District of Columbia1
MedStar Health Georgetown University
Washington
10 positions
Florida2
5 positions
10 positions
Georgia2
10 positions
Augusta
5 positions
Illinois4
5 positions
5 positions
10 positions
Springfield
5 positions
Indiana1
Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis
5 positions
Iowa1
5 positions
Louisiana1
10 positions
Maine1
Portland
5 positions
Maryland1
University of Maryland
Baltimore
5 positions
Massachusetts3
5 positions
10 positions
Worcester
10 positions
Michigan3
10 positions
Henry Ford Providence Hospital
Southfield
5 positions
Ann Arbor
5 positions
Minnesota2
10 positions
Minneapolis
5 positions
Missouri2
5 positions
5 positions
New Hampshire1
5 positions
New Jersey3
10 positions
5 positions
Rutgers Health/Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
New Brunswick
5 positions
New Mexico1
University of New Mexico School of Medicine
Albuquerque
5 positions
New York10
Albany
5 positions
20 positions
Brooklyn
5 positions
10 positions
NYU Grossman School of Medicine
New York
5 positions
Stony Brook Medicine/University Hospital
Stony Brook
5 positions
Buffalo
5 positions
10 positions
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell
New Hyde Park
5 positions
5 positions
North Carolina3
Durham
5 positions
University of North Carolina Hospitals
Chapel Hill
5 positions
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center
Winston Salem
5 positions
Ohio5
5 positions
Cleveland
15 positions
Ohio State University Hospital
Columbus
5 positions
TriHealth (Good Samaritan Hospital)
Cincinnati
5 positions
5 positions
Oregon1
5 positions
Pennsylvania7
5 positions
Danville
10 positions
10 positions
Allentown
5 positions
7 positions
University of Pennsylvania Health System
Philadelphia
10 positions
Pittsburgh
10 positions
South Carolina1
Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston
10 positions
Tennessee1
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville
5 positions
Texas5
Houston
5 positions
10 positions
10 positions
10 positions
5 positions
Virginia3
Norfolk
10 positions
University of Virginia Medical Center
Charlottesville
5 positions
5 positions
Washington1
10 positions
West Virginia1
5 positions
Wisconsin1
5 positions
What the sources report
Published by the bodies that collect them. Each figure carries the year it describes, which is not always the year it was published.
Most recent reported
- ACGME accredited program countAll programs on the official ACGME Vascular Surgery–Integrated roster
- 84programsACGME, 2026-2027
- Advanced Vascular Surgery–Integrated tracksVascular Surgery–Integrated advanced tracks
- 0tracksNRMP, 2026-2027
- Categorical Vascular Surgery–Integrated tracksVascular Surgery–Integrated categorical tracks
- 85tracksNRMP, 2026-2027
- NRMP live directory track countVascular Surgery–Integrated tracks linked to the current ACGME roster
- 85tracksNRMP, 2026-2027
- Reserved physician Vascular Surgery–Integrated tracksVascular Surgery–Integrated reserved physician tracks
- 0tracksNRMP, 2026-2027
- Mean USMLE Step 2 CK score for matched U.S. DO seniorsConsenting U.S. DO seniors matched to preferred Vascular Surgery in the 2024 Main Residency Match (n=5)
- 247pointsNRMP, 2024 Main Residency Match
- Mean USMLE Step 2 CK score for matched U.S. MD seniorsConsenting U.S. MD seniors matched to preferred Vascular Surgery in the 2024 Main Residency Match (n=64)
- 253pointsNRMP, 2024 Main Residency Match
- Mean USMLE Step 2 CK score for unmatched U.S. MD seniorsConsenting U.S. MD seniors not matched to preferred Vascular Surgery in the 2024 Main Residency Match (n=6)
- 246pointsNRMP, 2024 Main Residency Match
How each measure is made
- Training length
- Most common accredited length across programs in this specialty.
- Residents in training
- Total approved positions across all training years, summed across programs.
- Programs
- Accredited programs currently published in our directory.
- States and territories
- Distinct states with at least one published program.
- Starting salary
- Median first-year resident salary across programs. Resident pay, not attending pay.
- Interviews per position
- Median interviews a program conducts for each position it offers.
