Hematologist-Oncologist

Quick Facts

• Role: Hematologist-Oncologist

• Focus: Comprehensive cancer patient care, including diagnosis, individualized treatment planning, follow-up monitoring, and multidisciplinary coordination

• Compensation: $320,000–$350,000/year (may include bonuses and incentives)

Description

Provide compassionate, comprehensive care for patients diagnosed with cancer. Conduct diagnostic evaluations and develop personalized treatment plans based on physiology and patient needs, then deliver routine check-ups and follow-up care to monitor progress and manage side effects. Coordinate with other healthcare professionals, support research/clinical trials, and provide additional services such as geriatric care, wound care, immunizations, and Botulinum toxin as appropriate.

Responsibilities

• Conduct diagnostic evaluations (including physical examinations) to determine treatment course

• Develop personalized treatment plans using physiology knowledge

• Provide routine check-ups and follow-up care, monitoring progress and side effects

• Collaborate with radiologists and other healthcare professionals

• Participate in research studies and clinical trials

• Provide immunization and Botulinum toxin treatment options as appropriate

• Provide geriatric care for older adults with cancer

• Use radiography and other diagnostic tools to identify and monitor tumors

• Provide wound care and support for patients with compromised healing

• Stay current with oncology advancements and adhere to evidence-based best practices

Requirements

• MD or DO degree

• Residency completed in internal medicine or family medicine with oncology focus

• Board certification in medical oncology or hematology

• Strong physiology knowledge and experience conducting diagnostic evaluations

• Ability to immunize patients and provide Botulinum toxin treatment

• Experience in geriatric care and research

• Familiarity with radiography and other diagnostic tools

• Proficiency in wound care and support

• Commitment to ongoing research and education in oncology

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

• Ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary healthcare team

Benefits

• Full-time or part-time roles

• $320,000–$350,000 per year; bonuses and incentives may be included