Radiation Oncologist

Arizona Center for Cancer Care; Peoria (AZ); On-site; USD 250,000 - 360,000; Full time

Job summary

Arizona Center for Cancer Care in Peoria, AZ is seeking a physician to provide comprehensive patient care with a friendly, professional demeanor. The role includes clinical, supervisory, and administrative duties, and may involve serving as supervising physician for physician assistants under Arizona law.

You will maintain accurate records, adhere to professional standards, participate in committees, and collaborate with a major hospital system to support high-quality cancer care and physician

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited medical school with a valid unrestricted license to practice in Arizona.
• Must be registered with the DEA and maintain an active controlled substances registration.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical care and supervision in accordance with AMA/AOA standards.
• Supervise physician assistants and participate in delegated duties.
• Maintain accurate medical records and timely reporting.
• Participate in meetings and adhere to AZCCC policies.

Skills

Patient care

Leadership

Administrative skills

Communication

Education

MD/DO

Job description

Job Summary

The physician is responsible for providing various services to our patients. It is important that a friendly, caring, courteous, and professional attitude is displayed at all times as this person has front-line contact with patients and families.

Duties and responsibilities

Perform the clinical, supervisory, administrative and other duties as assigned by the company.

The specific nature of the duties to be performed by the physician, including the locations and the times for performance of those duties, will be as established by the company, based on the need of the patients.

Responsibilities include reasonable call coverage, participating in administrative and committee meetings, and may include serving as the "supervising physician" of physician assistants employed by the Company. If the physician is a "supervising physician" of a physician assistant(s), as required by Arizona law, the physician will enter into a delegation agreement with the physician assistant(s).

Perform all the duties assigned to him or her to the best of his or her ability in a manner satisfactory to the company.

Accurately maintain, and timely prepare records, preserve all such records, and make reports that the company may require.

Perform all duties and responsibilities in accordance with the applicable standards of care of the medical profession and any applicable professional associations in accordance with the principles of ethics of the American Medical Association or American Osteopathic Association, and with any federal, state, or municipal law, or any rule, regulation, policy, or requirement of any administrative agency, certification organization or accreditation organization with jurisdiction as to, or pertaining to, his or her medical practice

Adhere to all written policies, rules, procedures, handbooks and standards established or adopted by AZCCC, including those pertaining to utilization review, quality assessment and continuing medical education.

About Us:

Our practice is physician-led and not affiliated with private equity, ensuring a supportive and collaborative work environment. We have a strategic partnership with a major local hospital system and cancer center, offering a distinctive advantage in patient care and professional growth.

Benefits:

We offer a highly competitive compensation package with volume-based incentives. Our benefits package includes 401K, relocation assistance, CME opportunities, vacation time, and more. We also provide a clear path to partnership, enabling you to become a key part of our growing practice.

Opportunities:

This is your chance to be part of a dynamic practice where you can build your autonomy, share in decision‑making, and focus on patient care. Whether you're interested in oncology, research, or teaching, there are ample opportunities to pursue your passions.

Qualifications

Graduate of an accredited college of medicine with a valid unrestricted license to practice issued by the Arizona Medical Board.

Must be registered with the United States department of justice drug enforcement administration and maintain a valid unrestricted controlled substance registration certificate.