Hematology/Oncology Physician

Compensation: $524 per hourly

Job Overview:

• Specialty: Oncology & Hematology (3-4 providers)Location: Chambersburg, PAAll locations provider expected to work: Chambersburg and Waynesboro HospitalStart Date: As soon as credentialedContract Length: approved through 3/31/27Shift Details: Clinic Days/Hours: Mon-Fri 8a-4:30 pmRounding Required? If yes, when?: Support hospitals with inpatient & ER consultation/patient care guidance related to Hem/Onc.
• Otherwise, typically no daily rounding on patients.
• Call Schedule: (includes credentialing for Chambersburg & Waynesboro)Weekend coverage:yesNight call:yesCall rotation schedule: 1 week/monthCall types (inpatient/phone/both): bothFrequency: 0-2 calls/day (regular ED or hospital consults typically)Schedule: Amount of coverage needed per month: full time coverage.
• Minimum facility will accept is 3 days/week.
• Fulltime or intermittent: fulltime ongoingHow far out is the schedule booked?: appts scheduled up to a year in advance.
• Locums schedule can be made out as far as the need is approved.
• Workflow:Walk me through a typical day for the provider: Clinic 8-430.
• May take secure chats from hospital during clinic hours.
• Inpatient consult before/after clinic.
• Clinic Hours:20 minutes for Pre-Treat (pt's being seen before treatment) and for established follow ups.
• 40 minutes for New Hem consults and Hospital follow ups (if needed)60 minutes for Hew Oncology consultsProviders also cover as a supervising provider for a morning and an afternoon each week.
• This role covers urgent patient needs for providers not in the office that day Clinic vs inpatient split: see above, we don't block clinic hours for the hospital call/roundingTime spent rounding: 1-2 hrsAdmin time built into schedule?: noPatient Population:Patients/day: average 15New vs follow up ratio: Average 2 new patients/day.
• The rest are treatment patients and follow up patients.
• Adults/peds: no pedsOncology vs hematology breakdown: 2/3 onc, 1/3 hematologyClinical Scope:Types of cases typically seen: typical lung, breast, protate, colorectal , and some outliers (community center), some blood cancers sent out.
• DO not provide inpatient chemo.
• Targeted therapies onboarded at tertiary center typically.
• Will you accept a medical onc.
• That does hematology cases?: Potentially Infusion/Treatment:Infusions handled in clinic: Our clinic is part of our provider practice.
• We treat our hem/onc patients.
• We primarily administer chemotherapy, immunotherapy therapy, IVIG, IV iron, and non chemotherapy injections.
• Infusion center on site: see above - Chambersburg and Waynesboro Hospitals have infusion centers to support port labs/infusions/injections and transfusions.
• They don't administer chemotherapy.
• Procedures:Bone marrow biopsies required: noLumbar punctures: noPort access: yes, RNs complete this workWill provider perform BMT consults or care: noRadiation oncology coordination required: yes, navigator assists with thisAdditional Details:Hospital bed size: 274Cancer center designation?: n/aComprehensive cancer center?: Our Cancer Institute is accredited by the American College of Surgeons (ACS).
• Dictation system: NuanceSupport & Team Structure:Support: 1 NP, 1 virtual hematologist.
• Provider will not be sole provider on site.
• Tumor board participation: yesRequirements:Board Certification: Double Boarded preferredWilling to license or consider IMLC: yes, PA license preferredMin years experience: less experienced providers considered, experienced physicians in the practiceFellowship Required: yesCredentialing Timeframe: Standard - 90-120 days.