Skin, Head and Neck Radiation Oncologist
cleveland clinic foundationAkron (OH)
Skin, Head and Neck Radiation Oncologist
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cleveland clinic foundationAkron (OH)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
The Department of Radiation Oncology at the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Institute is seeking a dynamic, board-certified or board-eligible academic radiation oncologist with a strong commitment to patient care, research, education, and leadership, with a focus on skin and head and neck cancers.
The successful candidate will collaborate closely with four radiation oncologists, five medical oncologists, seven head and neck surgeons, and five Mohs surgeons within a highly robust and collegial multidisciplinary Head and Neck Cancer and Skin Cancer programs. Collaboration with physicians across our regional sites to expand and advance head and neck cancer care will also be an important component of this role.
Exceptional opportunities exist for clinical and translational research in partnership with NIH-funded investigators, as well as for leadership development and career advancement.
The ideal candidate will provide exceptional patient-centered care by embracing our core values of serve with heart, support one team, and shape the future. The main campus facility has four True Beams, one Edge, and one Ethos linear accelerators, two large bore CT simulators, a hyperthermia unit, two Gamma Knife units (Icon and Esprit), Epic EMR, MOSAIQ EMR, MIM Software, and Eclipse TPS.
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