Hematology/Oncology Physician

Start Date: October 2026

Contract Approval Through: March 30, 2027

FTE: 0.25

Reason for Opening: Coverage gap

Practice Setting: Outpatient clinic and hospital privileges in the same building

Patient Population: Adults and geriatrics

Patient Volume: Approximately patients per day

EMR: EPIC

Work Arrangement: Solo provider

Call: None

License: Active Alaska license required at submission

Coverage: Five days per month, with remote inbox coverage between visits

Clinic Hours: 8 AM 5 PM, with a 1-hour lunch break

Shift Length: 8 hours

Schedule: Five consecutive days per month, coordinated with ambulatory leadership to ensure clinic space is available.

Remote Coverage: Inbox management for five days per month, including calls and clinical decision-making when the provider is off-island.

Provide outpatient hematology and medical oncology services.

Perform bone marrow biopsies.

Manage oncology patients receiving infusions.

Infusion center has four chairs, with overflow space available in the PACU.

Two to three infusion nurses are scheduled per shift, supported by an oncology clinic RN and medical assistant.

Hospital pharmacy manages chemotherapy and other infusions; there is no dedicated oncology pharmacist on site.

Laboratory services are provided by Quest, with specimens sent to Northwest Pathology.

A tumor board is available. Referrals to outside specialists are commonly made to providers in the Seattle area.

MD/DO with hematology/medical oncology qualifications

Active Alaska medical license required at submission

DEA required

BLS, ACLS, or PALS certification

Documentation of hematology/medical oncology services representative of the requested privileges during the previous 24 months

The case-log requirement is waived for applicants who completed training within the previous year

Clean files required for expedited credentialing

Hospital and clinic privileges required