What are the responsibilities and job description for the Duke Health Seeks Medical Oncologist Focused on GU in South Durham, NC position at Duke Health?
Duke Health, Duke Cancer Institute, and the Department of Medicine’s Division of Medical Oncology are recruiting Clinician/Educators and Clinical Associates in a community setting in South Durham, NC.
Positions available may be solely based in our S. Durham location, or with a rotation to our main campus.
A position based in S. Durham but with a rotation to main campus would be a Clinician/Educator (80-90% clinical; 10-20% academic)
- Board Certification in Oncology required
- Faculty appointment = Regular rank appointment (Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Professor) commensurate with academic achievement and experience
- Disease focus = Genitourinary (GU)
- Clinical responsibilities include:
- Outpatient Clinic and Coverage of Infusion Services at Duke Cancer Center and S. Durham Herndon Rd location
- Inpatient Rounding on Solid Tumor Service
- Academic responsibilities include:
- Clinical Research
- Education = teaching of fellows, residents, and medical students in both inpatient
A position based in our S. Durham location would be Clinician/Educator (90%-100% clinical; 0-10% academic)
- Board Certification in Hematology and Oncology required
- Faculty appointment = Regular rank appointment (Assistant Professor) or Non-regular rank appointment (Clinical Associate)
- Disease focus = Genitourinary (GU) Malignancies, but with ability to consult on all solid tumors and hematology (benign and malignant)
- Clinical responsibilities include:
- Outpatient Clinic and Coverage of Infusion Services at S. Durham Herndon Rd location
- Inpatient Consultation on Hematology/Oncology Service (staffed by Hospitalists) if working at Duke Regional Hospital
- Academic responsibilities include:
- Clinical Research
- Education = teaching of fellows in the outpatient setting
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