Medical Oncology Opening in Winston-Salem, NCSeeking candidates who are board certified/board eligible in Oncology to be a part of program development across the Health System. Specific interests should include GI malignancies, and the multi-disciplinary management of these patients. The prospective candidate should be comfortable working with colorectal surgery, hepatobiliary surgery, radiation/oncology and other GI specific subspecialists. A strong interest in clinical research as well as experience in early phase (Phase I) clinical research preferred but not mandatory for this position. The applicant would join the existing specialists who are committed to providing the remarkable experience to our patients. This is an exciting opportunity in a growing program that is rising to meet the needs of the evolving health care environment at a fully Accredited Integrated Network Cancer Program that includes the full spectrum of comprehensive support programs. The cancer center occupies over 100,000 sq. ft., and includes gynecologic oncology, medical oncology and radiation oncology, an award-winning navigation and quality program, outpatient pharmacy, research program and much more. 2 year salary guarantee Medical Group employed Medical and Retirement Benefits Relocation Allowance CME Allowance System wide EHR-Epic Malpractice Work-Life balanceWinston-Salem is rated one of the best places to live in North Carolina. Charming cobblestone streets at our historic attractions and museums host more than 100 restaurants in the walkable downtown. From upscale New American cuisine, Soul Food to Lexington style BBQ, there is something for everyone. Downtown Winston-Salem is home to 10 craft breweries and our neighboring Yadkin Valley has 47 wineries to visit. Shopping is a cultural experience in Winston-Salem and includes treasure hunting in the Arts District, historic West End, and Reynolda Village. One can wind through a multitude of antique shops and upscale consignment shops. This college town of 8 universities and colleges is a vibrant academic community, that also boasts a performing arts conservatory. The Downtown Innovation Quarter is a 330-acre technology district focused on research, business, biomedical science, information technology, and advanced materials. This co-localization allows for researchers and scientists to work alongside entrepreneurs for the goal of innovation. Great hiking and outdoor activities at State Parks are minutes away, with easy access to the NC coast, Blue Ridge mountains and an international airport.
