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Role Overview: An experienced Thoracic Oncologist is sought to join an academic cancer program, delivering specialized patient care, expanding the thoracic oncology initiative, teaching future physicians, and engaging in clinical research. Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams including thoracic surgery, radiation oncology, pulmonology, and pathology is essential.
Key Responsibilities: Provide care for patients with thoracic malignancies, participate in multidisciplinary tumor boards, contribute to treatment planning, and support clinical trials through comprehensive research infrastructure. Engagement in translational, Phase I, II, or III research pathways is encouraged, with potential for dedicated research time. Teaching fellows, residents, and students in outpatient and inpatient settings is also expected.
Qualifications & Skills: Board certification or eligibility in hematology and oncology, over two years of independent thoracic oncology practice, with five or more years preferred. Candidates should demonstrate a commitment to patient care, collaboration, teaching, and program development, along with an interest in clinical investigation. Eligibility for academic appointment and H-1B visa sponsorship may be available.
Practice Environment: The outpatient clinic includes five half-day sessions weekly, with inpatient and consult coverage. The role emphasizes team-based, academic, and point-of-care teaching within a supportive, multidisciplinary setting.
Key Responsibilities: Provide care for patients with thoracic malignancies, participate in multidisciplinary tumor boards, contribute to treatment planning, and support clinical trials through comprehensive research infrastructure. Engagement in translational, Phase I, II, or III research pathways is encouraged, with potential for dedicated research time. Teaching fellows, residents, and students in outpatient and inpatient settings is also expected.
Qualifications & Skills: Board certification or eligibility in hematology and oncology, over two years of independent thoracic oncology practice, with five or more years preferred. Candidates should demonstrate a commitment to patient care, collaboration, teaching, and program development, along with an interest in clinical investigation. Eligibility for academic appointment and H-1B visa sponsorship may be available.
Practice Environment: The outpatient clinic includes five half-day sessions weekly, with inpatient and consult coverage. The role emphasizes team-based, academic, and point-of-care teaching within a supportive, multidisciplinary setting.