Dr. Saeed Bashir has returned to the area to establish longitudinal relationships with patients suffering from vascular disease. This commitment to building and maintaining relationships helps him provide the best possible patient care throughout their journey. Dr. Bashir brings over seven years of experience to Pulse Vascular. He is a board-certified physician specializing in Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology. He received his medical degree from New York Medical College and completed his post-graduate medical training in preliminary internal medicine at Norwalk Hospital. Dr. Bashir moved to Philadelphia to complete his radiology residency at Einstein Medical Center and his fellowship in interventional radiology at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. He spent five years as an Assistant Professor at UF Health honing his skills and growing as an IR attending physician. Dr. Bashir is passionate about helping Pulse Vascular grow and help even more patients through proven minimally invasive procedures in an outpatient setting closer to their homes. He enjoys working as a team to solve complex cases and provide the best outcomes. A patient of Dr. Bashir wrote “He was excellent, he explained everything if you're a visual individual he is definitely the interventional Radiologist to see, he answers any questions you may have as well as make sure you don't have any questions. Dr. Bashir is wonderful and I would recommend anyone to him who needs a Radiologist or an Interventional Radiologist.”

Dr. Dennis Kwon is a Vascular Specialist and an expert in minimally invasive procedures. He graduated from and trained at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Mount Sinai Hospital in NYC where he specialized in peripheral arterial and venous disease. His practice focuses on complex arterial and venous diseases that cause leg pain, leg swelling, foot ulcers, and varicose veins. He often sees and treats patients who are referred to him for a “second opinion” due to the complexity of the disease. Dr. Kwon also focuses on women’s health – treatment of uterine fibroids, heavy or irregular bleeding, and pelvic pain. He has extensive experience with Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE), a minimally invasive procedure to treat fibroids without the need for surgery. In using endovascular techniques to treat many vascular problems, his patients receive such benefits as no hospital stays and significantly faster recovery times.

Dr. Johnpaul Chizea is dedicated to working with patients to provide the best endovascular treatments for them and their specific needs, helping to eliminate the chance of an amputation. He wants to help patients maximally care for themselves and significantly improve their lives. Dr. Chizea is a specialist in Vascular Surgery. He completed his medical degree from the Pennsylvania State College of Medicine. He completed his General Surgery residency at Temple University Hospital and a fellowship in the Department of Vascular Surgery at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, GA. Dr. Chizea joined the Pulse Vascular Team in 2023 with eight years of experience and brings an additional level of care for the Pulse Vascular patients with his expertise in Vascular Surgery. He was recently named a 2023 Top Doc by Philly Magazine. Dr. Chizea is dedicated to providing the best treatment options for patients, taking his time to understand their needs and expectations.

Dr. Scott Hollander, is an expert in minimally invasive vascular procedures. He is a Yale trained Peripheral Vascular Interventional Radiologist specializing in peripheral arterial and venous disease as well as dialysis access maintenance. Dr. Hollander is dedicated to limb salvage; helping those with leg or foot pain, leg or foot ulcers, painful leg swelling, painful varicose veins, life threatening blood clots, recurrent leg infections, and sparing those from arterial bypass surgery and/or amputations. His attention to detail and insurmountable care for his patients makes him a staple in the field of vascular medicine. Dr. Hollander uses minimally invasive endovascular techniques to treat many vascular problems that could unfortunately shorten lifespan and even lead to death if left untreated.