The Cardiovascular Care Group

Ambulatory · Clifton, NJ

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What the day-to-day looks like

Setting: Ambulatory

Benefits

Reviewers rated pay and benefits at 3.5 out of 5 stars on Indeed, suggesting an adequate but not standout compensation and benefits offering.

Who they are

The Cardiovascular Care Group (TCVCG) is New Jersey's largest vascular surgery group, dedicated solely to the diagnosis and management of diseases of the arteries and veins.

Ambulatory · Clifton, NJ

More about The Cardiovascular Care Group

Founded in 1963 and headquartered in Clifton, New Jersey, the practice has been delivering care throughout the state for over six decades and is home to some of the region's top vascular surgeons. The group provides state-of-the-art vascular care using the newest technologies, and has been consistently recognized by peers and patients as the top vascular group in the region. TCVCG also recently introduced 'The Care Screen,' a proactive vascular screening program for early detection. For nursing professionals, the group appears to offer roles involving patient assessment, discharge planning, home recovery education, and dietary restriction counseling, suggesting a strong patient education component in nursing workflows.

TCVCG's stated mission centers on providing quality, state-of-the-art vascular care that patients can trust, delivered with the highest quality using the newest technologies combined with decades of experience. The organization emphasizes excellence in outcomes, lifelong health through early detection, and maintaining its standing as NJ's premier vascular practice.

Working here

Culture and working life

purpose-drivenspecializedlearning-orientedcollaborativepatient-centeredestablishedgoal-focusedfocused on vascular excellence

What to consider

Indeed reports an overall rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars based on 20 reviews. Detailed ratings from Indeed: Work-life balance 4.0/5, Pay and benefits 3.5/5, Job security and advancement 3.6/5, Management 4.2/5, and Culture 4.3/5. Employees highlight a clear sense of purpose, ability to meet personal goals, and ability to learn new things as top positives. Glassdoor shows only 3 reviews, though specific numeric ratings were not fully captured. The lower-rated categories are pay/benefits (3.5) and job security/advancement (3.6), suggesting compensation and career growth are areas of relative concern. It should be noted that most review roles are non-nursing (Vascular Technologist, Surgical Technologist, Surgical Scheduler, Office Manager, Operations Manager), so nursing-specific sentiment is less directly represented.

The good

Strong organizational culture with top-rated management (4.2/5 on Indeed)
Clear sense of purpose in a specialized vascular care setting
Opportunities to learn new things and meet personal professional goals
Good work-life balance rated 4.0/5 on Indeed
Long-established practice with strong regional reputation since 1963
Access to newest vascular technologies and treatment approaches

The hard parts

Pay and benefits rated lowest category at 3.5/5 on Indeed, suggesting compensation may lag behind larger hospital systems
Job security and advancement opportunities rated relatively lower at 3.6/5
Very limited review volume (20 on Indeed, 3 on Glassdoor) makes sentiment harder to generalize
Specialty vascular practice may offer narrower career path options for nurses compared to multi-specialty or acute care settings

The reality check

Before you decide

Quick facts

Relationship: Direct employer
Roles last seen active: Jun 19, 2026
Website: tcvcg.com ↗

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