Oncology Service Line Chief — Medical Director

Cone Health; Greensboro (NC); On-site; USD 230,000 - 320,000; Full time

Job summary

Cone Health seeks a Medical Director of Oncology to provide medical leadership for the Cancer Center, guiding quality of care, regulatory compliance, and strategic growth. The role reports to the Chief of Oncology Services and collaborates with oncologists, APPs, and subspecialty directors.

The incumbent will lead multidisciplinary programs, establish goals, oversee research and recruitment, and ensure best practices across value-based care and accreditation standards in North Carolina.

Qualifications

• Proven ability to lead oncology programs and drive quality metrics.
• Develop and implement policies, protocols, and guidelines for quality care.
• Educate medical staff and leaders to advance patient safety and performance.
• Engage community and professional leaders to promote cancer care initiatives.
• Partner with Institutional Advancement for funding and growth of the Cancer Center.
• Oversee research programs to improve protocols, accruals, and financial viability.

Responsibilities

• Collaborates with department leaders to develop policies and practice tools for quality patient care and regulatory compliance.
• Develop programs to keep the Cancer Center at the forefront of oncology care, including multidisciplinary groups and survivorship programs.
• Educates staff and leaders in quality metrics and peer review processes aligned with organizational goals.
• Engage community partners and lead outreach, screening, and education efforts.

Skills

Leadership

Regulatory compliance

Quality improvement

Collaboration

Education

MD or DO degree

Masters/MBA/MHA preferred

Job description

Cone Health seeks a Medical Director of Oncology to provide medical leadership for the Cancer Center, guiding quality of care, regulatory compliance, and strategic growth. The role reports to the Chief of Oncology Services and collaborates with oncologists, APPs, and subspecialty directors.

The incumbent will lead multidisciplinary programs, establish goals, oversee research and recruitment, and ensure best practices across value-based care and accreditation standards in North Carolina.