Academic Radiation Oncologist — GU/GI Cancer & Education

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stony brookStony Brook (NY)

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Stony Brook University invites applications for a Clinical Assistant/Associate Professor in Radiation Oncology focusing on genitourinary cancer care, education, and translational or basic research. The role emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and patient-centered outcomes. The selected candidate will contribute to medical student, resident, and fellow education while pursuing clinical and laboratory investigations within a premier academic medical center.

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