Hematology/Oncology Physician

CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic in collaboration with CHRISTUS St. Michael hospital in Texarkana is seeking a BE/BC Hematology/Oncology physician to join an established practice. This unique opportunity offers the stability and support of an employment model combined with the ability to maximize earnings through RVU-based compensation. The incoming physician will benefit from a strong referral network, a growing patient base, and the autonomy to expand clinical interests. Practice Info Located on 120 wooded acres, the campus is home to two (2) CHRISTUS St. Michael Hospitals, medical offices and clinics Single-specialty practice features a tenured and qualified staff, six exam rooms; three dedicated to each physician plus private physician offices Two certified Radiation Oncology Advance Practice Clinicians (APCs) run the chemo rooms and manage in-treatment patients, comprising their entire clinic load The practice treats a broad range of adult oncology patients Common cancer types include lungs, breasts, colon, and prostate Volume is approximately 16–18 patients/day, mostly involve biopsies; cases for procedural intervention can be referred to Interventional Radiology 311-bed acute care hospital with a Level III Emergency Department and a full range of medical specialties represented CHRISTUS after-hours triage services nurse line assists with call duties Epic EMR utilized across both clinic and hospital settings Shift & Schedule Call duties 1:4 (one weekday/week and one weekend/month) No ER call, mostly phone availability call Compensation First-year income guarantee to be surpassed with an exceptional RVU-based compensation model which rewards individual performance No State income tax Benefits Sign-on and relocation allowance Comprehensive Medical and Dental (BCBS) Insurance Professional Liability Insurance 403(b) Matched Savings Plan Qualifications Unrestricted Texas License required at start of practice Texas Registered DEA BC/BE Residency trained in Hematology/Oncology Upcoming graduation residents encouraged to inquire