Academic Radiation , Research & Teaching
unavailablePortland (ME)
About the role
OHSU’s Department of Radiation Medicine seeks a Radiation Oncologist to advance patient care, education, and research. The appointee will practice medicine across OHSU Hospitals and Clinics, participate in tumor boards and multidisciplinary clinics, and engage in departmental leadership and scholarly activities.
The role emphasizes education of medical students, residents, technologists, and physicists, contributing to scientific knowledge, and mentoring colleagues in a diverse, inclusive
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