GI Oncology Program Leader & Clinical Trials Investigator
UT Health East Texas
Tyler (TX)
On-site
USD 200,000 - 300,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading health institution in Tyler, Texas is seeking a faculty member for their GI oncology program. The successful candidate will deliver high-quality care to patients and lead innovative clinical research efforts. Responsibilities include designing treatment protocols, engaging in multidisciplinary care, and mentoring junior staff. Ideal candidates should have a strong background in oncology, with proven ability in clinical trial leadership. This role offers an opportunity to influence cancer care in the region while contributing to advancements in GI treatments.
Qualifications
Experience in delivering high-quality cancer care in outpatient and inpatient settings.
Expertise in clinical trials and oncology research.
Ability to lead multidisciplinary teams.
Responsibilities
Deliver high-quality, evidence-based care to patients with GI cancers.
Design and implement innovative treatment protocols and clinical guidelines.
Engage in regular tumor boards and multidisciplinary planning sessions.
Develop and lead a clinical research program within GI oncology.
Identify, design, and lead clinical trials as principal investigator.
Disseminate research findings through publications and community education.
Serve as a representative for the GI Cancer Program.
Job description
A leading health institution in Tyler, Texas is seeking a faculty member for their GI oncology program. The successful candidate will deliver high-quality care to patients and lead innovative clinical research efforts. Responsibilities include designing treatment protocols, engaging in multidisciplinary care, and mentoring junior staff. Ideal candidates should have a strong background in oncology, with proven ability in clinical trial leadership. This role offers an opportunity to influence cancer care in the region while contributing to advancements in GI treatments.