RADIATION ONCOLOGIST at INDEPENDENT PRIVATE PRACTICE

Meridian Park Radiation Oncology; Portland (OR); Hybrid; USD 280,000 - 420,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Base compensation

Benefits

Malpractice coverage

PTO & development

Strategy participation

Partnership potential

Job summary

Meridian Park Radiation Oncology seeks a board-certified radiation oncologist to join an independent private practice in Portland, OR. Full-time preferred, with options for part-time or phased arrangements.

The physician will help shape clinical practice, participate in leadership, and pursue potential future partnership while maintaining a patient-centered, community-oriented approach. The position offers a competitive base compensation with incentive potential, comprehensive benefits,

Qualifications

• MD or DO degree required.
• Completion of an accredited radiation oncology residency is required.
• Board certification or active board eligibility in radiation oncology is preferred or required.

Responsibilities

• Help build the next chapter of a 40-year independent radiation oncology practice.
• Participate in practice development, leadership, and potential future partnership.

Skills

Clinical judgment

Communication skills

Independent practice interest

Education

MD/DO degree

Radiation oncology residency

Board certification or eligibility

Job description

RADIATION ONCOLOGIST INDEPENDENT PRIVATE PRACTICE WITH LONG-TERM PARTNERSHIP POTENTIAL

Portland, Oregon | Full-Time or Part-Time | On-Site or Hybrid

Help build the next chapter of a 40-year independent radiation oncology practice.

There are increasingly few places in radiation oncology where a physician can influence not only how patients are treated, but also how the practice itself develops. Meridian Park Radiation Oncology is one of them.

Meridian Park Radiation Oncology is a locally owned, freestanding cancer clinic that has served the Portland metropolitan community since 1984. We have remained independent by combining sound clinical judgment, personal accountability and a genuinely individualized approach to patient care.

We are seeking a board-certified or board-eligible radiation oncologist to join our practice. Full-time participation is preferred, but we will consider part-time, phased or other mutually agreeable arrangements for the right physician. We welcome both experienced physicians and candidates who completed residency in 2026.

Our primary objective is to establish a meaningful, long-term relationship. The physician’s clinical schedule, compensation, benefits, leadership responsibilities and eligibility for incentive compensation will therefore be structured to reflect the individual’s experience, availability and level of involvement in the practice.

This is not a narrowly scripted institutional position. Its foundation is excellent, broad-based community radiation oncology care. Beyond clinical practice, the physician will have an opportunity to contribute to patient access, relationships with referring physicians and community partners, service development, quality improvement and the future direction of the center.

We use "entrepreneurial" in a practical sense: we are looking for someone who recognizes opportunities, follows through on them and wants both the authority and accountability that come with helping an independent practice grow. The successful candidate will value direct communication, thoughtful decision-making and long-term stewardship of the practice.

Physicians interested in a defined part-time or coverage arrangement are also encouraged to contact us. Where appropriate, an alternative contractual arrangement may be considered after review of the proposed schedule, scope of services and relationship.

WHAT WE OFFER

• Base compensation and performance-based incentive compensation structured according to the physician’s experience, schedule and anticipated role
• Comprehensive employee benefits
• Medical malpractice coverage
• Paid time off and professional development support, as applicable
• Meaningful participation in practice strategy and growth
• Potential consideration for future partnership or ownership based on sustained clinical performance, contribution to the practice, level of involvement and mutual fit.

The initial position is employment-based. Any future partnership or ownership opportunity would be separately evaluated and negotiated. Alternative contractual arrangements may be considered where appropriate.

QUALIFICATIONS

• MD or DO degree
• Completion of an accredited radiation oncology residency
• Board certification or active board eligibility in radiation oncology
• Strong clinical judgment and communication skills
• Interest in independent practice and in contributing beyond an assigned clinical schedule

TIMING REQUIREMENT

Candidates must have completed radiation oncology residency by June 30, 2026 and be available to begin practice following completion of Oregon licensing and credentialing. Residents graduating in 2027 or later are not eligible for this search.

Learn more about Meridian Park Radiation Oncology Care at www.mproc.com.

Meridian Park Radiation Oncology Care is an equal opportunity employer.