ERG | OH | Radiation Oncology | Physicians

Patients facing cancer need a physician who can turn complex imaging staging and evidence into a precise plan they can trust. This role leads radiation treatment from first consult through survivorship with outcomes measured in local control treatment completion and the quality of life people keep. You will set the clinical standard for how radiation is planned delivered and explained.

• Own the radiation plan for a defined panel delivering evidence-based regimens that meet published local-control and toxicity benchmarks.
• Complete consult-to-start within the services target window so treatment begins without avoidable delay.
• Contour prescribe and approve plans that meet protocol constraints before first fraction including stereotactic and complex IMRT cases.
• Lead weekly on-treatment review adjusting dose or supportive care when toxicity or anatomy changes.
• Coordinate with surgery medical oncology and physics so combined-modality patients stay on a single documented pathway.
• Present outcomes peer review and quality metrics each quarter and close gaps you identify.
• Counsel patients and families in plain language so informed consent reflects real risks alternatives and goals of care.

You practice within a multidisciplinary cancer program supported by medical physics dosimetry radiation therapists nursing and a dedicated navigator. Linear accelerators CT simulation and a modern planning system are in place; you influence protocol selection and capital priorities for technique expansion. You report to the medical director of radiation oncology and partner with tumor-board chairs. Protected time covers peer review contouring QA and outcomes review.

• Board certification or eligibility in radiation oncology with an active state medical license or eligibility to obtain one.
• Demonstrated independent management of external-beam cases including IMRT and at least one advanced technique (SBRT SRS or brachytherapy).
• Record of completing treatment courses on schedule and of peer-reviewed plan quality that meets departmental standards.
• Experience presenting cases at tumor board and aligning radiation with surgical and systemic therapy timelines.
• Clear communication with patients under stress documented by references or patient-experience results.

• Authority over your panels plans not a production queue of unsigned contours.
• Physics and dosimetry staffed to support complex cases without routine after-hours rework.
• Quarterly outcomes review that uses your data to change protocols not only to report them.
• A cancer program that treats radiation as a core modality with a seat at tumor board and capital planning.

If you can show that patients start on time finish the course you prescribed and leave with fewer avoidable toxicities apply with a brief note on the outcomes you own.