Academic Radiation Oncologist — Research & Teaching

Jobtome; Green Valley (MD); On-site; USD 350,000 - 500,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

Malpractice Tail Coverage

CME Allowance

Health Insurance

Retirement Benefits

Job summary

Banner University Medical Group's Department of Radiation Oncology in Arizona seeks a Radiation Oncologist to join a multidisciplinary team including six physicians and an APP. The role offers an academic appointment and opportunities for clinical and translational research, teaching residents and students.

The position involves regular clinic days with call duties, and potential subspecialization based on department needs. An Arizona medical license is required or eligibility sought.

Qualifications

• BE/BC in Radiation Oncology required.
• Ability to obtain an Arizona Medical License.
• Desire for clinical research and academic opportunities.
• Interest in teaching and mentoring Residents and Medical Students.

Responsibilities

• Manage 10–15 patients on active treatment daily and 180–200 new consultations per year.
• Participate in subspecialization opportunities (Sarcomas, GI, Lymphomas) as department needs.
• Contribute to teaching and mentoring residents and medical students.
• Engage in clinical and clinical‑translational research within a multidisciplinary team.

Education

BE/BC in Radiation Oncology

Arizona Medical License eligibility

Job description

Banner University Medical Group's Department of Radiation Oncology in Arizona seeks a Radiation Oncologist to join a multidisciplinary team including six physicians and an APP. The role offers an academic appointment and opportunities for clinical and translational research, teaching residents and students.

The position involves regular clinic days with call duties, and potential subspecialization based on department needs. An Arizona medical license is required or eligibility sought.