Medical Oncologist

JPS Recruitment; Queensland; On-site; AUD 320,000 - 420,000; Full time

Job summary

JPS Recruitment is assisting a well-established regional health service in Queensland to recruit a FRACP-qualified Medical Oncologist for a full-time role. The position offers clinical breadth, autonomy and the chance to contribute to a growing Oncology department within a regional community.

The successful candidate will participate in chemotherapy supervision, MDT discussions and multidisciplinary care pathways, with support for professional development and collaboration with Surgery,

Qualifications

• Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians – Medical Oncology (FRACP).
• Specialist registration with AHPRA or eligibility.
• IMGs assessed by RACP as partially or substantially comparable.

Responsibilities

• Manage a broad solid tumour caseload with autonomy.
• Supervise chemotherapy and participate in care planning.
• Participate in multidisciplinary tumour board discussions and MDTs.
• Collaborate with Surgery, Haematology, Palliative Care and ICU.
• Contribute to service development within a regional framework.

Education

FRACP – Medical Oncology

AHPRA Specialist Registration

IMGs assessed by RACP as comparable

Job description

Consultant Medical Oncologist | Regional Cancer Service | Queensland

We are working closely with a well-established regional health service in Queensland and are keen to connect with FRACP-qualified Medical Oncologists interested in full-time opportunities within a growing and well-supported Oncology department.

The service delivers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient medical oncology care, including chemotherapy supervision and multidisciplinary tumour board participation. Consultants manage a broad solid tumour caseload while contributing to service development within a structured regional referral framework.

This opportunity will appeal to Oncologists seeking clinical breadth, autonomy and the ability to have genuine impact within a regional community.

The Hospital & Cancer Services

This is a major regional referral hospital providing acute and sub-acute care to a large coastal and rural catchment.

The Oncology service includes:

• Dedicated chemotherapy day unit
• Inpatient oncology support
• Multidisciplinary tumour board framework
• Close collaboration with Surgery, Haematology, Palliative Care and ICU
• Structured referral pathways to tertiary centres for highly specialised therapies

The service continues to expand in line with regional population growth, creating long-term opportunity and stability.

Why Consider This Role

• Established regional cancer service
• Dedicated chemotherapy facilities
• Broad solid tumour exposure
• Strong MDT collaboration
• Lifestyle-positive coastal setting
• Substantially comparable pathway supported

For interstate or international applicants, the RACP specialist assessment and AHPRA registration pathway can be clearly structured and supported.

The Location

Based in a well-developed coastal regional centre, the area offers short commute times, access to beaches and national parks, and strong schooling and community infrastructure. It provides a balanced pace of life while remaining connected to larger metropolitan hubs.

Requirements

• Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP) – Medical Oncology
• Specialist Registration with AHPRA (or eligibility)
• International Medical Graduates assessed by RACP as partially or substantially comparable