Hematology/Oncology Physician

If you have been considering a Hematology/Oncology opportunity but want something more stable, better supported, and easier to work within day to day, this is worth a closer look.

Why not step into a practice where the systems, staffing, and referral base are already in place, so you can focus on patient care instead of constantly working around inefficiencies.

What the Practice Looks Like

You will be joining a well-established Hematology/Oncology team with a steady referral network and consistent patient flow. The schedule is designed to be manageable, allowing you to stay productive without feeling overextended.

Everything you need is on site, including infusion services and the clinical support required to keep care coordinated and efficient. The group itself is collaborative, with experienced physicians who value input and work well together.

What Makes This Different

Workflows that actually make sense

The practice has been structured to avoid the common bottlenecks that slow physicians down. Scheduling, staffing, and patient flow are all designed to support your time, not compete with it.

Strong support staff

You will be working alongside experienced medical assistants and oncology-trained nurses who know how to keep things moving and provide real clinical support throughout the day.

A team environment, not just a group

This is a collegial setting where physicians communicate openly, share ideas, and support each other. Whether you are early in your career or more experienced, there is a strong sense of collaboration.

Compensation and Benefits

• Competitive base salary with additional incentives tied to quality and performance

• Full benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life, and disability coverage

• Generous PTO and CME support

• Clear path toward partnership and leadership opportunities

What They Are Looking For

• Board Certified in Hematology and Oncology

• Active or eligible New York medical license

• Active DEA registration

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