Regional Surgical Oncologist for Multidisciplinary Oncology

Trinity Health IHA Medical Group is seeking a Board-Certified/Board-Eligible Surgical Oncologist to join an established and expanding surgical oncology program. This position will support surgical oncology services across multiple Trinity Health Michigan locations in Southeast Michigan , offering a unique opportunity to develop a high-impact practice while contributing to regional growth and program development. This is an outstanding opportunity for a fellowship-trained surgical oncologist who is motivated by building, collaboration, and expanding access to advanced oncologic care within a robust multidisciplinary cancer program. Position Highlights Regional surgical oncology role supporting multiple Trinity Health Michigan sites Opportunity to expand surgical oncology access and build a high-volume, high-impact practice across the region Shared call schedule (1:3) Multidisciplinary cancer infrastructure including: Medical oncology Radiation oncology Gastroenterology Interventional radiology Pathology Oncology navigation and survivorship services Participation in multidisciplinary tumor boards and coordinated cancer care planning Access to minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgical platforms for appropriate cases Supportive surgical and hospital leadership Competitive compensation and benefits package Program Support The surgical oncologist will join a high-performing team, joining two hepatobiliary (HPB) surgeons , with strong operative volume and an established commitment to: Education and surgical training Program development Clinical research and clinical trial participation This position offers collaboration in complex oncologic care and continued growth of HPB and GI oncology services across the region. Primary Responsibilities Provide comprehensive surgical oncology care within a multidisciplinary cancer program Manage complex oncologic surgical cases, including advanced GI and abdominal malignancies Participate in multidisciplinary tumor boards and collaborative care planning Support regional program growth, referral development, and access expansion Contribute to quality improvement, outcomes tracking, and service line development Participate in education and research initiatives, including clinical trials as applicable Clinical Scope The practice is designed to support a broad surgical oncology case mix. Preferred experience and/or interest includes: Melanoma and cutaneous malignancy Soft tissue sarcoma Complex gastrointestinal malignancy Peritoneal surface disease HPB oncology (preferred but not required) Gastric and upper GI oncology (based on training and interest) Final case mix may be tailored based on candidate expertise and regional needs. Qualifications MD/DO required Completion of a Complex General Surgical Oncology fellowship (ACGME-accredited or equivalent), including Society of Surgical Oncology (SSO) and Canadian Surgical Oncology (CSSO) approved fellowship programs Board Eligible/Board Certified in General Surgery Strong commitment to multidisciplinary collaboration and high-quality patient care Demonstrated interest in program growth and regional practice development Minimally invasive surgical experience preferred #J-18808-Ljbffr