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confidentialEast Cleveland (OH)

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Hematology Oncologist position in Ohio an hour to Cleveland Job ID# 37793 Job Details BC/BE in Oncology A multi-specialty group affiliated with Cleveland Clinic Monday-Friday 7:30 am-4:30 pm with support from 2 Oncologists from 5 RNs Resonable on call The Infusion & Oncology Centers does 210 Chemo treatments a month, sess about 35 new Chemo patients a month, bi-monthly tumor conferences, 15 treatment chairs and 6 exam rooms - on-site pharmacy Services currently offered: Chemotherapy, immunotherapy, biotherapy, portable infusion pumps, injections, therapeutic phlebotomy, infusion therapies, lab services for VAD patients (drawn at center, processed at hospital), line care. Outpatient services include; IV antibiotics, infusional therapies for all specialties (especially Rheumatology, Gastroenterology, and Neurology), catheter care, VAD care, assist with Bone marrow biopsy and lumbar puncture, specialty injectable, blood product transfusion Base Salary guarantee for 2 years - transitions to productivity model year 3 Benefits include Healthcare insurance, malpractice coverage, sign on bonus, relocation assistance, loan repayment, visa processing fee (can take an H1b visa) All-Star Recruiting Benefits Full-service agency 24/7 professional and reliable service Dedicated, specialty-specific consultants

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