Program Director & Educator – Hematology/Oncology Fellowship Program
Guthrie is seeking a visionary leader to direct and advance its recently established Hematology/Oncology Fellowship Program. Following ACGME approval obtained three years ago, this role offers a unique opportunity to lead ongoing program development, enhance curriculum and educational strategy, and ensure continued accreditation success in close collaboration with Oncology leadership.
Qualifications & Leadership Profile
- Board Certified in Hematology and/or Oncology with a strong commitment to clinical and academic excellence.
- Dedicated clinician‑educator with a passion for teaching, mentoring, and developing the next generation of physicians.
- Prior Program Leadership Experience Preferred: Experience as a Program Director or Associate Program Director.
- Established Academic Background: Minimum of 3 years serving as active faculty within an academic or training environment.
- Licensure Eligibility: Eligible for unrestricted medical licensure in Pennsylvania and New York.
- Collaborative Leader: Demonstrated strength in program administration, team building, and fostering a positive, high‑performing culture.
- Exceptional Communication Skills: Proven ability to engage effectively with learners, colleagues, and interdisciplinary teams.
- Scholarly Engagement: Experience with publications or academic research preferred, reflecting a commitment to advancing the field.
Why Choose Guthrie Hematology/Oncology?
- Practice within a cancer program accredited by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer and the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers, with plans to pursue QOPI certification.
- Access to cutting‑edge clinical trials – nearly 30 active oncology clinical trials, including participation with Alliance and pending NRG membership.
- Advanced, comprehensive treatment capabilities with a robust interventional radiology service line, including ablation and TACE.
- Full EPIC integration across all care settings, including the OR, within a 10‑Star system ranked in the top 1% of EPIC users nationally.
- Multidisciplinary support with a dedicated full‑time Palliative Care consultation service and a collaborative oncology care team.
- Active partnership with Mayo Clinic e‑consults for second opinions while keeping care local.
Highlights of the Fellowship Program
- Elite fellowship outcomes: 100th percentile (Medical Oncology) and 97th percentile (Hematology) on ITEs.
- Dedicated leadership support: 0.3 FTE protected administrative time.
- Strong culture of excellence: Fellows transition into faculty roles, reflecting mentorship and retention.
- Academic affiliation: Serves as a regional campus for LECOM, supporting medical student education.
- Flexible didactic curriculum with opportunities to innovate.
- Access to cutting‑edge therapies, including BiTE therapies and clinical trials.
Benefits
- Generous paid time off annually, holidays, and sick time.
- Comprehensive compensation and benefits package, including medical, dental, disability, and malpractice/liability insurance with tail coverage.
- 403(b) retirement savings plan with employer match and age‑based contributions.
- Allowance for licensure fees, DEA certificate and renewal.
- Annual conference and certification stipend: $3,400.
- Teaching opportunities with six residency programs and potential medical student education.
- Physician mentoring and leadership training opportunities.
- Relocation expenses paid; spouse placement assistance available.
- Dedicated onboarding specialist and provider services team.
Contact Information
To start the conversation and learn more, please email or call Kerry Hitchcock, Sr. Physician Recruiter: kerry.hitchcock@guthrie.org or 607‑725‑8308.