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Radiant Oncology, a division of Center for Neurosciences, seeks a board-certified or board-eligible radiation oncologist to join a growing, physician-owned practice in Tucson. You will practice comprehensive radiation oncology with advanced technology, exceptional clinical support, and a pathway to partnership within the organization.
Join a multi-specialty network with on-site PET/CT, MRI, CT, strong clinical staff, and a four-day workweek possibility.
Radiant Oncology is seeking a board-certified or board-eligible general radiation oncologist to join our growing practice in Tucson, Arizona. This is an opportunity to practice comprehensive radiation oncology with advanced technology, exceptional clinical support, a powerful multispecialty network, and a pathway to partnership within a successful physician-owned organization.
Radiant Oncology is a division of the Center for Neurosciences, a large, independent, physician-owned multispecialty group serving Southern Arizona. Originating in the 1950s, the Center for Neurosciences is the longest-standing private medical practice in Tucson and has grown into a major regional specialty-care organization. The organization is fully physician-owned and run with the assistance with an exemplary C-suite and executive team.
Our physicians treat all adult malignancies and appropriate benign conditions. Routinely treated sites include CNS, breast, GU, GI, lung, head and neck, skin, lymphoma, sarcoma, oligometastatic and widely metastatic disease. We also perform high volume SRS and SBRT. The incoming physician must be comfortable practicing across the full spectrum of radiation oncology. There is no brachytherapy suite associated with the practice currently.
The Radiant Oncology division includes 15 staff, including two radiation oncologists, a highly experienced Radiation Oncology NP and RN team, skilled radiation therapists and long-term clinical staff, on-site medical physics, and excellent remote dosimetry support.
Our department operates two modern Varian treatment platforms:
The Center for Neurosciences includes 48 physicians and 18 nurse practitioners and physician assistants, providing Radiant Oncology with direct access to an extensive network of specialists in-house, diagnostics, and ancillary services, including:
This infrastructure supports rapid imaging, direct physician-to-physician communication, multidisciplinary treatment planning, and efficient coordination of care.
Center for Neurosciences is developing its third physician‑owned medical building, which will include an ambulatory surgery center. The organization continues to recruit additional sub‑specialists and invest in new facilities, technology, and clinical programs.
The incoming radiation oncologist will join an established organization during a period of significant growth, with the opportunity to contribute to the continued development of Radiant Oncology and ultimately participate as a physician owner.
Tucson is a vibrant university city serving a region of approximately one million people. Five mountain ranges surround the city, with Saguaro National Park, Sabino Canyon, and Catalina State Park offering exceptional hiking, cycling, golf, and outdoor recreation minutes from home.
An hour away, Mount Lemmon rises above 9,000 feet, replacing the desert with pine forests, cooler summer temperatures, cabins, hiking, stargazing, and winter skiing. Puerto Peñasco’s beaches are approximately four hours away, while Phoenix and Scottsdale are under two hours from Tucson.
Tucson was the first U.S. city designated a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy. Its dining scene blends Mexican, Indigenous, Spanish, and Sonoran traditions with chef‑driven restaurants, breweries, farmers markets, and nearby Arizona wine country.
Radiant Oncology is a division of Center for Neurosciences. Tucson ENT is a direct partner of Center for Neurosciences.