Hematology & Oncology Opportunity – Established Practice with Collaborative Support

Job description

Overview
Join a well-supported Hematology & Oncology program serving an established adult patient population in a collaborative community-based setting. This opportunity offers a balanced mix of hematology and oncology care, strong APP and pharmacy support, and an integrated outpatient and inpatient practice environment.

Schedule & Coverage
Full-time clinic coverage
Standard weekday daytime schedule
Ongoing long-term need with consistent patient volume
Established patient panel already in place
Shared call rotation with inpatient and phone coverage responsibilities
Combination of clinic and hospital-based consultative care

Clinical Environment
Integrated Hematology & Oncology practice
Collaborative physician and APP support structure
Dedicated oncology-certified nursing staff
Onsite infusion services and radiation oncology support
Participation in multidisciplinary tumor boards and collaborative case discussions
EPIC EMR system utilized throughout practice

Patient Population & Scope
Adult Hematology & Oncology patient population with a balanced clinical mix, including:
Solid tumor oncology
Benign hematology
Malignant hematology
Average daily patient volume supports meaningful continuity of care while maintaining a manageable workflow.

Practice Features
Established infusion center onsite
Dedicated infusion nursing team
Hospitalist team manages admissions
Consultative inpatient role rather than primary admitting responsibilities
Collaborative care environment with physician, APP, pharmacy, and specialty support

Procedures & Responsibilities
Provider responsibilities include:

Outpatient Hematology & Oncology clinic coverage
Inpatient consultative services
Participation in shared call rotation
Treatment planning and longitudinal cancer care
Coordination with multidisciplinary oncology teams
Timely documentation and EMR management

The following procedures are not required:
Bone marrow biopsies
Lumbar punctures
Port access procedures
Bone marrow transplant care

Requirements
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Hematology & Oncology
Active state license or qualifying compact eligibility required
DEA required
Minimum clinical experience preferred
Strong comfort level managing both hematology and oncology patient populations
Ability to work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary cancer care team
Ideal Candidate Profile
Seeking long-term continuity within an established oncology program
Comfortable balancing clinic and consultative inpatient responsibilities
Team-oriented physician who values collaborative care models
Interested in community-focused oncology care with strong clinical resources
Efficient communicator with strong patient relationship skills

Why This Opportunity Stands Out
Established patient panel with immediate volume
Strong APP, pharmacy, and nursing support
Integrated infusion and radiation oncology services onsite
Balanced Hematology and Oncology case mix
Collaborative multidisciplinary environment
Predictable weekday clinic structure with shared call coverage
Long-term ongoing need offering continuity and stability

• Dedicated oncology-certified nursing staff
• Established infusion center onsite