Physician Oncology Overview • The Physician Oncology role offers an opportunity to provide exceptional hematology and oncology care in a collaborative environment. • Work alongside a multidisciplinary team, including APPs, RNs, and specialists, to deliver comprehensive patient care. • Engage in both inpatient consult services and outpatient clinic care, ensuring continuity of care for patients. • Participate in clinical trials and research initiatives to offer patients access to novel therapies. • Enjoy a supportive and appreciative culture within a physician-owned practice. • Benefit from competitive pay, CME reimbursement, and comprehensive health and retirement packages. • Work in a practice committed to improving patient experiences and outcomes through advanced therapies. • Relocation assistance and sign-on bonuses are available for qualified candidates. Physician Oncology Key Responsibilities & Duties • Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to assess patient needs and develop treatment plans. • Provide detailed information to patients regarding their prognosis and treatment options. • Order diagnostic tests, including biopsies, blood work, and imaging, to confirm diagnoses. • Develop and implement treatment plans that prioritize patient preferences and clinical goals. • Manage cancer-related pain and symptoms to maintain patient quality of life. • Participate in clinical trials and ensure adherence to study protocols and patient confidentiality. • Monitor patient progress and reassess treatment plans as necessary. • Engage in professional development and training sessions to stay updated on oncology advancements. Physician Oncology Job Requirements • Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree with Board Certification/Eligibility in Oncology. • Minimum of 2 years of experience in oncology; 5 years preferred. • Active Oregon Medical license or ability to obtain one. • Current DEA license or eligibility to obtain one. • Strong technical and computer skills, including proficiency with EMR systems. • Excellent communication and problem-solving skills to manage patient care effectively. • Empathetic and compassionate nature to guide patients through their cancer care journey. • Emotional resilience to handle the demands of delivering difficult news and managing complex cases.