Innovate, Collaborate and Lead - Hem/Onc needed for academically affiliated practice

Job Summary:

Care New England Health System, Rhode Island, the Ocean State

 

Join an established and growing hematology/oncology practice minutes from Providence, Rhode Island 

About the Opportunity

• Opening due to retirement
• BE/BC fellowship trained Hematologist/Oncologist
• Hospital employed
• Established community practice in Warwick and Cranston
• Average patient census 15-20
• Infusion center conveniently located in the same building
• Primarily outpatient with inpatient consultations at Kent Hospital, Warwick, RI
• 24/7 Hospitalist team and Intensivist coverage at Kent
• Breast Health Center located on the grounds of Kent Hospital
• Rotating call coverage 1:4 – primarily phone, with hospital consultations as needed.
• Participation in weekly multi-disciplinary prospective tumor board
• Clinical teaching/precepting of internal medicine residents available
• Support for clincal trials and research
• EPIC implemented across the health system
• Support for a faculty appointment at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University.
• Guaranteed base compensation with incentive bonus plus a rich benefits package that includes occurrence based malpractice

About Kent Hospital

• Kent Hospital is one of 7 delivery networks under the Care New England umbrella. 
• 360 bed academically affiliated community hospital in Warwick, RI with a 300K catchment area
• 70K annual ED visits
• Teaching affiliate of Brown University and the New England College of Osteopathic Medicine with residency programs in emergency medicine, internal medicine and family medicine.

About the Region

• Enjoy the Ocean State with endless outdoor activities, four seasons, a fabulous culinary and arts scene, numerous top tier schools, an international airport and just a 1 hour drive to Boston, 3 hours to NYC, 5 hours to Montreal!
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For confidential consideration, please contact:

Joan White
Provider Recruitment Director

 

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Ethics Statement: Employee conducts himself/herself consistent with the ethical standards of the organization including, but not limited to hospital policy, mission, vision, and values.