Breast Surgical Oncologist - Fellowship Trained
About The Position
Cancer Care Northwest is seeking a fellowship-trained Breast Surgical Oncologist to join its established, full-spectrum private oncology practice in Spokane, Washington. The physician will work with a collaborative team of more than 30 healthcare providers, including medical, surgical, and radiation oncologists and advanced practice professionals. Dedicated registered nursing and other nursing support, a scheduler, and—if desired for high-volume providers—a medical scribe are available. The role offers the potential for partnership after two years of dedicated employment. Compensation includes a guaranteed base salary of $350,000–$550,000, depending on experience, with eligibility for production incentives beyond the base salary. A sign-on bonus and relocation package are available. The practice describes a balanced five-day workweek with four clinical days and one dedicated administrative day, and offers a competitive yearly vacation allowance. The physician will collaborate with breast-specific medical oncologists and other specialists on multidisciplinary treatment planning and patient care. The practice offers daily community tumor boards, clinical research opportunities, and access to operating rooms across two hospital systems and four hospitals within a nine-mile radius. Medical education and mentorship opportunities are available through two medical schools and local residency programs. Washington and Idaho licensure is required before employment. Visa sponsorship is not available.
Requirements
- Fellowship training in breast surgical oncology.
- Licensure in Washington and Idaho prior to employment.
Responsibilities
- Provide breast surgical oncology care as part of a multidisciplinary oncology practice.
- Collaborate with breast-specific medical oncologists and other specialists to coordinate care and optimize treatment planning and outcomes.
- Participate in a workweek that includes clinical care, surgery, and nonclinical administrative responsibilities.
- Contribute to multidisciplinary community tumor boards and, as applicable, clinical research.
- Participate in medical education, clinical teaching, and mentorship of medical students and residents.
Benefits
- Potential for partnership after two years of dedicated employment.
- Guaranteed base salary of $350,000–$550,000, depending on experience, with eligibility for production incentives beyond base salary.
- Sign-on bonus and relocation package available.
- Competitive yearly vacation allowance.
- Dedicated registered nurse and nursing support staff, in-house scheduling, and a medical scribe if desired for high-volume providers.
- Dedicated administrative day and a practice structure described as supporting work-life balance.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
No Education Listed
