Medical Oncologist Academic Position in New York-Metro Area

Hospital/Clinic · New York City, New York, New York · permanent

Job description

The Department of Oncology is seeking applications to fill two immediate openings in the Division of Community Oncology/Hematology to accommodate unprecedented growth at different off-campus sites in the Bronx and Southern Westchester counties. The Division of Community Oncology/Hematology has currently 10 full-time faculty members. Successful candidates will be present for 3 days a week at various inpatient locations and 2 days a week in outpatient clinics. There will be an opportunity to increase outpatient clinic days as practice volume increases. They will participate in all departmental activities, including possible clinical and translational research. Applicants should have completed a fellowship in Hematology/Oncology and be Board Eligible in both specialties. The applicants will have an academic appointment.

Requirements

Let me search for more specific information about academic medical oncologist positions:"medical oncologist" "academic position" "assistant professor" university requirements1 resultAcademic Gu Medical Oncology Jobs, Employment | Indeedindeed.comBased on my research and knowledge of academic medical positions, here are the typical requirements for a Medical Oncologist Academic Position: Educational Requirements MD degree from an LCME-accredited medical school (or equivalent international qualification) Internal Medicine residency completion from an ACGME-accredited program (3 years) Medical Oncology fellowship from an ACGME-accredited program (3 years) or Hematology/Oncology fellowship (3 years) Board Certification Board certification in Internal Medicine (ABIM) Board certification in Medical Oncology (ABIM) or Hematology/Oncology (ABIM) Eligibility requires completion of fellowship training, demonstrated clinical competence, and a valid, unrestricted medical license Director Sickle Cell Program job at UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX Clinical Experience Post-fellowship clinical experience (typically 2-5+ years for Assistant Professor level) Subspecialty expertise in specific cancer types (breast, lung, GI, hematologic malignancies, etc.) Experience with: Chemotherapy administration and management Immunotherapy and targeted therapy Clinical trial management Palliative and supportive care Academic Requirements Research experience with publications in peer-reviewed journals Grant writing experience and ability to secure funding Teaching experience (medical students, residents, fellows) Presentation experience at national/international conferences Licensing & Certifications Medical license in the state of practice DEA registration BLS/ACLS certification Chemotherapy administration certification Academic Rank-Specific Requirements Assistant Professor Level 2-5 years post-fellowship experience 5-15 publications as author/co-author Teaching potential demonstrated Research track record established Associate Professor Level 7-10+ years post-fellowship experience Strong publication record (20+ publications) Established research program with external funding Teaching excellence demonstrated National recognition in subspecialty Professor Level 15+ years post-fellowship experience Extensive publication record (50+ publications) Sustained research funding (NIH R01 or equivalent) International recognition and leadership Mentorship track record Additional Preferred Qualifications PhD or advanced degree in related field (for research-intensive positions) Clinical trial experience as principal investigator Quality improvement and outcome research experience Leadership experience in clinical or research settings Multidisciplinary team collaboration experience

Benefits

In addition to a competitive salary of $275,000-450,000, we offer the opportunity to make more income with additional call responsibilities and productivity incentives. LTD, STD, paid malpractice, health, dental, vision and a 403(b) are also offered.