BREAST MEDICAL ONCOLOGIST OPPORTUNITY

American Society Of Clinical Oncology, Inc.; Hartford (CT); On-site; USD 260,000 - 400,000; Full time

Job summary

Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute is seeking a Breast Medical Oncologist to join our expanding program at Hartford Hospital. The role involves leading breast cancer care within a multidisciplinary team and contributing to survivorship, education, and research efforts.

We emphasize collaboration across surgical, medical, radiation oncology, genetics, and nursing, with access to clinical trials and population health initiatives within Connecticut's largest teaching hospital system.

Qualifications

• Board-certified medical oncologist with breast cancer subspecialization.
• Experience collaborating in multidisciplinary teams.
• Interest in academic-community healthcare system and clinical research.

Responsibilities

• Lead breast cancer care within a multidisciplinary team.
• Participate in teaching, clinical trials, and survivorship programs.
• Contribute to quality/outcomes research and program development.

Skills

Breast cancer specialization

Medical oncology

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Clinical trials involvement

Education

MD/DO with board-certified in Medical Oncology

Job description

BREAST MEDICAL ONCOLOGIST OPPORTUNITY

The Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute

Hartford Hospital, an 867-bed tertiary care center, is the flagship hospital of Hartford HealthCare. In anticipation of planned expansion of the cancer center we are seeking a medical oncologist with breast cancer sub-specialization to join our 4 breast medical oncologists. The busy breast service sees over 600 new cases of breast cancer annually cared for by a multi-disciplinary team of fellowship trained breast surgeons and medical and radiation oncologists sub-specializing in breast cancer. The clinical team is well supported by pathologists and radiologists, many of whom are fellowship trained as well as by reconstructive surgeons, a mature genetic counselling program and an active nurse navigator program. Formal programs in survivorship, high risk care, patient education and breast rehabilitation services are in development. The hospital has active clinical trial and health disparities research programs and is a main member of SWOG and NRG. Hartford Hospital is the largest teaching hospital in the University of Connecticut medical school system with medical residents and oncology fellows in training.

Hartford HealthCare Cancer Institute has oversight of all aspects of oncologic care across the 7-hospital healthcare system that cares for a third of Connecticut’s population. Since 2014, it has been a strategic partner with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSK) with the intention that patients with cancer will have the same quality of care, access to emerging technologies, and opportunities to participate in clinical trials within Connecticut as they would in New York.

• The Hartford HealthCare Breast Disease Management Team (DMT) is a multi-disciplinary group with governance over quality, research and innovative program development in breast cancer across the healthcare system. The Breast DMT works closely and collaboratively with its MSK counterpart.


• Hartford Hospital Breast Tumor Board meets weekly to discuss the management of individual patients.


• Hospitalist teams cover in-patient care with oncology consult service provided by medical oncology


• There are opportunities to participate in teaching, clinical research, and quality/outcomes research.


• Hartford HealthCare is a growing and financially secure physician led organization.


• Hartford HealthCare supports personal development and well-being though the HHC Physician Leadership Development Institute and the Office of Provider Wellness.

This position is open to mid-career medical oncologists, as well to physicians completing their fellowship with an interest in breast oncology, who desire to further their professional development in an academic-community healthcare system.