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Locum - Physician - Hematology/Oncology - Chambersburg PA - IMLC Accepted

Cynet locums

Chambersburg, PA • On-site

Other

Posted 25 days ago


Job description

Opportunity Overview:

We are seeking a Hematology & Oncology physician for a locum tenens opportunity supporting outpatient oncology services and inpatient/ER consultations. The physician will provide coverage across Chambersburg and Waynesboro, PA.

This is primarily an outpatient practice with limited inpatient consultation responsibilities. The physician will work alongside an established clinical team and will not be the sole provider on site.


Schedule:

  • Monday–Friday: 8:00 AM–4:30 PM
  • Full-time ongoing coverage preferred
  • Minimum coverage accepted: 3 days per week
  • Weekend and night call required as part of the rotation
  • Call rotation: approximately 1 week per month
  • Call includes both inpatient and phone/ER consultations
  • Typical call volume: 0–2 calls per day

Clinical Responsibilities:

  • Provide outpatient Hematology & Oncology care
  • Support inpatient and ER teams with Hem/Onc consultations and patient-care guidance
  • Provide inpatient consultations before or after clinic as needed
  • Respond to secure hospital communications during clinic hours
  • Participate in weekend and night call
  • Participate in tumor board
  • Serve as a supervising physician for one morning and one afternoon each week to address urgent patient needs when other providers are out of the office
  • Coordinate with radiation oncology, with assistance from a dedicated navigator

Typical Clinic Day:

  • Average patients/day: Approximately 15
  • Approximately 2 new patients per day
  • Remaining visits consist of treatment and follow-up patients
  • 2/3 Oncology / 1/3 Hematology
  • Typical appointment lengths:
    • 20 minutes – pre-treatment and established follow-ups
    • 40 minutes – new Hematology consultations and hospital follow-ups
    • 60 minutes – new Oncology consultations
  • Inpatient rounding/consultation may require approximately 1–2 hours, as needed

Patient Population:

  • Adult patients only
  • No pediatric patients
  • Common oncology diagnoses include:
    • Lung cancer
    • Breast cancer
    • Prostate cancer
    • Colorectal cancer
    • Other community-based oncology cases
  • Some blood cancers are referred to tertiary centers

Treatment & Infusion Services:

The practice treats Hematology & Oncology patients in the clinic, including:

  • Chemotherapy
  • Immunotherapy
  • IVIG
  • IV iron
  • Non-chemotherapy injections

Hospitals have infusion centers supporting:

  • Port labs
  • Infusions
  • Injections
  • Transfusions
  • Chemotherapy is not administered at the hospitals.

Procedures:

  • Bone marrow biopsies: Not required
  • Lumbar punctures: Not required
  • Port access: Performed by RNs
  • BMT consultation/care: Not required
  • Radiation oncology coordination supported by a navigator

Support & Practice Environment:

  • 1 Nurse Practitioner
  • 1 Virtual Hematologist
  • Physician will have other providers available and will not be the sole provider on site
  • Established clinical support team
  • Nuance dictation system
  • Participation in tumor board required

Hospital/Practice Details:

  • Acute care hospital setting
  • Approximately 274 beds

Requirements:

  • Board Certification required
  • Hematology & Oncology fellowship required
  • Pennsylvania license preferred
  • Willingness to obtain Pennsylvania licensure or consideration of IMLC
  • DEA and other required credentials must be maintained