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Physician / Oncology - Radiation / South Carolina / Locum Tenens / Lucrative Radiation Oncology Locums in Greenville, SC Job

Posted 27 days ago

whitecoat locumsGreenville (SC)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$31.25 per hour

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About the role

"Radiation Oncology
Position Overview: Seeking a Board Certified Radiation Oncologist to provide outpatient coverage during a maternity leave assignment. The provider will manage radiation oncology patients, participate in multidisciplinary care, and work closely with the oncology team in a hospital-based outpatient cancer center.
Compensation
Hourly: $250/hrOvertime: $370/hrScheduleCoverage Dates: October 1, 2026 February 28, 202723 days per week (MondayWednesday)7:00 AM 4:00 PMNo call required Holiday coverage required Practice Setting Hospital-Based Outpatient Cancer Center Outpatient only Adult patient population
Responsibilities:
  • Evaluate and treat radiation oncology patients
  • Participate in tumor boards for assigned patients
  • Utilize Varian treatment equipment (preferred)
  • Collaborate with multidisciplinary oncology team
  • Document patient care in ARIA and Epic
  • Practice Details1015 patients per day (higher volume on treatment visit days)
  • Linear accelerators located onsite
  • Support staff includes RN and Medical Assistant
  • Onsite physics, dosimetry, and radiation therapistsEMRARIA (radiation treatment)
  • Epic (clinical documentation)
Requirements:
  • Board Certified in Radiation Oncology
  • Active South Carolina license preferredBLS certification
  • Self-Query NPDB report dated within 30 days of presentation
Additional Information: Temporary privileges are available. Estimated credentialing timeframe is 6090 days. Travel reimbursement is available in accordance with facility guidelines."

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