Radiation Oncologist

Cancer Center of South Florida•Tampa, FL

About The Position

The Radiation Oncologist is a board-certified physician specializing in the diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of cancer. At the Cancer Center of South Florida (CCSF), this physician works within a collaborative, multidisciplinary team to deliver compassionate, evidence-based care to patients and their families. The position requires clinical expertise, strong interpersonal skills, continuous learning, and leadership within oncology. CCSF physicians are also expected to uphold the organization's shared values and professional standards. The Radiation Oncologist evaluates and treats patients with cancer, develops individualized radiation treatment plans, oversees safe and accurate treatment delivery, monitors patient progress and side effects, and documents care. The physician collaborates with other clinical and administrative professionals, participates in care-planning discussions, and contributes to community outreach, quality initiatives, research and continuing education, and practice improvement. The role includes clinical supervision and administrative responsibilities as specified in the employment agreement. The physician must comply with applicable healthcare laws and CCSF policies and maintain the required license and certifications.

Requirements

Medical degree (MD or DO) from an accredited institution.
Completion of a residency in radiation oncology.
Board certification in radiation oncology.
Active, unrestricted Florida Medical License issued by the Florida Board of Medicine.
Valid DEA registration for prescribing controlled substances.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
Knowledge of oncology, diagnostics, and evidence-based protocols.
Extensive knowledge of radiation therapy procedures and techniques.
Strong understanding of radiation treatment machines and equipment.
Knowledge of electronic medical record systems (EMR) and treatment-planning software.
Commitment to safety and quality care.
Compassionate and empathetic approach.
Strong critical-thinking and decision-making skills in complex medical situations.
Ability to communicate clearly with patients, families, and care teams.
Ability to work in a multidisciplinary environment while promoting collegiality and mutual respect.
Ability to manage time and maintain a high level of attention to detail.
Ability to demonstrate leadership, integrity, and compliance with medical, ethical, and legal standards.

Responsibilities

Diagnose and treat a range of cancer conditions using evidence-based standards of care.
Create and implement personalized treatment plans that account for patients' medical and emotional needs.
Communicate clearly and compassionately with patients and families, support shared decision-making, and maintain patient satisfaction.
Evaluate patients' medical histories and conduct physical examinations to confirm diagnoses and determine the need for radiation therapy.
Select radiation techniques and dosages to target cancer cells while minimizing damage to healthy tissue.
Oversee accurate and safe delivery of radiation therapy.
Monitor patients during treatment, manage side effects, and adjust treatment plans as needed.
Complete timely documentation of patient visits, treatment plans, and follow-ups.
Maintain current knowledge of radiation oncology advancements and apply best practices.
Manage patient care responsibilities reliably and efficiently.
Collaborate with physicians, nurses, physicists, dosimetrists, therapists, and administrative staff to coordinate comprehensive care.
Participate in tumor boards, case reviews, and care-planning discussions.
Maintain respectful, supportive relationships with colleagues, contribute to a positive work culture, and resolve conflicts respectfully.
Represent CCSF through patient and physician outreach and build relationships with local healthcare providers, business leaders, and civic organizations.
Participate in CCSF initiatives that strengthen community visibility and trust.
Deliver care aligned with CCSF quality standards and value-based outcomes, maintain professional relationships with payors, and contribute to favorable performance data.
Support accurate documentation and care coordination to avoid disputes or negative feedback.
Attend scientific meetings, professional conferences, and continuing medical education activities.
Take on leadership roles in professional, civic, or charitable organizations when possible.
Assume clinical supervision responsibilities.
Take initiative to address clinical, operational, or organizational challenges and contribute to workflow, patient experience, and staff collaboration improvements.
Engage in committee work, quality reviews, and special projects that enhance CCSF operations.
Comply with federal and state healthcare laws, including HIPAA, FCA, AKS, and the Stark Law, and follow CCSF policies, procedures, and ethical guidelines.
Maintain a valid, unrestricted medical license and promote compliance and accountability.