CONSULTANT, HEAD & NECK, P&L-RO

KFSHRC; Riyadh; On-site; SAR 350,000 - 750,000; Full time

Job summary

KFSHRC in Saudi Arabia is seeking a senior Radiation Oncology specialist focusing on Head, Neck, Pediatric & Lymphoma. The role emphasizes high quality patient care, timely consultations, and leadership in education and research within the department.

Ideal candidates will have board certification and extensive subspecialty training, with a track record of clinical excellence and ongoing professional development.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited medical school and completion of specialty/subspecialty training.
• Arab or American Board certificate or equivalent; US/Canada fellowship may be required.

Responsibilities

• Provides high quality patient care in Head, Neck, Pediatric & Lymphoma – Radiation Oncology according to approved clinical privileges.
• Provides consultation (inpatient, outpatient emergency room, other patient areas) upon request and responds in a timely manner within the prescribed timeframe as outlined in the organization policy.
• Responsible for the timely completion, competencies, accuracy and eligibility of the medical report.
• Provides on-call service and ensures availability and response time with the prescribed time within the prescribed timeframe in accordance with hospital policy.
• Conducts daily morning rounds to identify patients ready for discharge. Ensures that discharge orders are within 24 hours prior to discharge.
• Performs any other clinical responsibilities related to Head, Neck, Pediatric & Lymphoma – Radiation Oncology as assigned.
• Provides orientation, bedside training and supervision to interns, residents and fellows as assigned.
• Participates in Department’s educational activities and training programs. Partakes in national and international medical conferences.
• Maintains and enhances professional knowledge and continuing education requirements.

Education

Graduation from an accredited medical school; completion of required period of training in speciality and/or subspecialty; Arab or American Board certificate, membership and/or fellowship status in the United States and/or Canada or their equivalent

Job description

HEAD, NECK, PEDIATRIC &LYMPHOMA - RADIATION ONCOLOGY (Sec)-R | External Job

Responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of medical diseases and conditions, as well as the provision of medical care in the field of Head, Neck, Pediatric & Lymphoma – Radiation Oncology accordance with current medical staff bylaws, rules and regulations and the hospital’s policies and procedures.

Key responsibilities

• Provides high quality patient care in all aspects of Head, Neck, Pediatric & Lymphoma – Radiation Oncology according to his/her approved clinical privileges.
• Provides consultation (inpatient, outpatient emergency room, other patient areas) upon request and responds in a timely manner within the prescribed timeframe as outlined in the organization policy.
• Responsible for the timely completion, competencies, accuracy and eligibility of the medical report.
• Provides on-call service and ensures availability and response time with the prescribed time within the prescribed timeframe in accordance with hospital policy.
• Conducts daily morning rounds to identify patients ready for discharge. Ensures that discharge orders are within 24 hours prior to discharge.
• Performs any other clinical responsibilities related to Head, Neck, Pediatric & Lymphoma – Radiation Oncology as assigned.
• Provides orientation, bedside training and supervision to interns, residents and fellows as assigned.
• Participates in Department’s educational activities and training programs. Partakes in national and international medical conferences.
• Maintains and enhances professional knowledge and continuing education requirements.

Other responsibilities

• N/A

Education

• Graduation from an accredited medical school, completion of required period of training in speciality and/or subspecialty, with Arab or American Board certificate, membership and/or fellowship status in the United States and/or Canada or their equivalent.

Experience

• Seven (7) years of training in specialty or subspecialty plus postgraduate training experience must be equal or to exceed seven (7) years’ experience in the subspecialty.