Academic Radiation Oncologist for GU Cancers & Research

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stony brook universityStony Brook (NY)

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Stony Brook University seeks anClinical Assistant/Associate Professor to deliver radiation oncology care for genitourinary cancers and to participate in medical education for students, residents and fellows. This role also includes opportunities to engage in translational or basic cancer research within a premier academic medical center. The position supports academic career development with potential for tenure consideration, and involves collaboration across departments, clinical services, and

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