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Oncology - Medical Oncology Physician

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docstar medical partnersYork (PA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Start Date: ASAP Length of Assignment: 3 months
Schedule: Preferred Monday Friday, 8:00A 5:00P. Client will also consider 3 4 days/week (8- or 10-hour shifts) or two providers alternating 2-week coverage blocks to ensure continuous coverage. Credentialing: Emergency credentialing available Patient Volume: patients per day, primarily follow-ups with 1 2 new patients daily; occasional Friday afternoon inpatient coverage as needed Procedures: Full-scope Medical Oncology care, including treatment of all cancer types
Setting: Hospital
EMR: Epic/Beacon Licence Needed: Pennsylvania with IMLC (required at presentation)
Certifications: Hematology & Oncology Fellowship Trained; Board Certified or Board Eligible Details: Outpatient Medical Oncology opportunity with a well-established cancer program supported by a multidisciplinary team. Providers will work alongside 10 RNs, 4 MAs, 2 RN Navigators, 1 PA, 1 NP, 1 Social Worker, 2 LPNs, front office staff, and a Patient Financial Advocate while caring for a balanced mix of follow-up and new oncology patients. The practice includes five oncologists across multiple locations, and providers will not supervise APPs. The infusion center features 20 treatment rooms, creating a collaborative environment focused on comprehensive cancer care. Located in Pennsylvania, this assignment offers the opportunity to practice in a supportive community while enjoying scenic landscapes, historic towns, and convenient access to major Northeast cities.

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