Radiation Oncology Job at Brown University Health in Massachusetts

Brown Health Medical Group the affiliated partner of the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University has openings for board certified or eligible radiation oncologists. Working as part of the Brown Radiation Oncology Community Care Network, we provide the most current cancer diagnosis and treatment options. Our world-renowned physicians and specialists form multidisciplinary teams, both in the hospitals and the multidisciplinary community cancer centers.

About the job:

• Join a team of 14 other physicians, 21 medical physicists and dosimetrists, 14 RNs, 1 NP, 38 radiation techs
• Provide general radiation oncology services with the ability to develop subspecialty interests
• Participate in tumor boards at Community Network hospitals (all located within 40 minutes of each other)
• Brown Academic appointment with the opportunity to teach residents, medical students, engineering students, and medical physicists graduate students
• The combined centers treat 4,000+ new patients annually
• Time is split .8 clinical and .2 protect research/admin time
• Our Brachytherapy Center is one of the busiest in the country
• Call is 1:16 week
• State-of-the-art department with strong ties to engineering and public health schools
• This is a system wide program with a robust clinical trial portfolio and strong research administrative infrastructure
• This position is unable to support visa candidates

About the benefits:

• Market-competitive base salary + productivity bonus
• Sign on and relocation allowance
• 5 weeks PTO
• 2 weeks meeting time and generous CME allowance
• Malpractice with tail coverage
• 401K with a 6% match
• Comprehensive benefits

About you:

• Board certified or eligible physician with residency training in radiation oncology
• Strong interest in community care
• Interest in settling long term in the Rhode Island area

Brown University Health is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to increasing the diversity of its faculty. It welcomes nominations of and applications from women, members of minority groups, protected veterans and individuals with disabilities, and other individuals who would bring additional dimensions to the university's research, teaching and clinical missions.