Hematology/Oncology Physician

TheGeorgia Cancer Centerand theMedical College of Georgia at Augusta University (MCG)invite applications for afull-time faculty positionat theAssistant, Associate, or Professorlevel inMedical Oncology with a focus on solid tumors . The successful candidate will build and lead arobust clinical practicewithin the Georgia Cancer Center, working collaboratively withSurgical Oncology and Radiation Oncologycolleagues throughmultidisciplinary tumor clinics . This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to a growing academic oncology program with strong institutional support for clinical excellence, research, and education. About Augusta University & Georgia Cancer CenterThe Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University is a rapidly expanding academic medical center that, over the past decade, has experienced: 48% growth in student applications25% increase in student enrollment146% increase in sponsored research fundingLocated inAugusta, Georgia , the state s second-largest city, Augusta University serves as a regional hub for advanced clinical care, research, and medical education. Augusta University is home to several nationally recognized research institutes and programs focused ongenomics, proteomics, molecular medicine, and immunotherapy , including: Institute of Molecular Medicine and GeneticsCenter for Genomic Medicine and BiotechnologyMolecular Oncology ProgramImmunotherapy CenterExperimental Therapeutics and Immune Therapy ProgramsClinical research is supported through theGeorgia Cancer Center s translational research infrastructure ,NCORP grant funding ,investigator-initiated trials , and participation innational cooperative group studies . Faculty are strongly encouraged to collaborate with bothbasic science and clinical investigatorsto develop innovative, state-of-the-art research programs. Compensation & ResourcesAcompetitive salary and startup resourceswill be offered, commensurate with experience and academic rank. The compensation package includes anincentive planthat rewardsclinical productivity and/or research funding success . Minimum QualificationsMD or DO degreeBoard-certified or board-eligible inHematology/OncologyDemonstrated experience or strong interest in developing acomprehensive academic solid tumor programAbility to provideofficial academic transcriptsupon selectionPreferred QualificationsPrioracademic medical oncology experienceDemonstrated commitment toclinical excellence, research, and multidisciplinary collaboration