A Medical Director directs and manages a medical practice, clinic, lab or public health program. Organizes and manages of staff physicians, policy implementation, and ensures that standards for medical care are communicated and maintained.
Director of Hematology & Medical Oncology - Staten Island, New York
Company/Institution:
Northwell
Location:
Manhasset, NY, USA
Degree Requirements:
MD, DO
Salary:
Not available
Job Type:
Faculty
Posted:
August 4, 2026
Job Setting:
Hospital/Clinical Facility
Application Period:
August 1, 2026-January 31, 2027 Director of Hematology & Medical Oncology - Staten Island, New York The Northwell Health Cancer Institute seeks a full-time, board-certified physician to oversee the clinical performance of and provide the overall strategic direction for the Northwell Health medical oncology and hematology program on Staten Island. We are seeking a dynamic leader in oncology care and translational and clinical research who will develop and grow our faculty, enhance patient care and lead innovative research initiatives. The new Director will report to deputy physician-in-chief of Medical Oncology. They will oversee the clinical, research, educational and administrative pursuits of the Hematology & Medical Oncology program on Staten Island, which includes a robust and growing team of Hematologic Oncologists and a clinical team of nurses, ACPs, research staff, practice staff and supportive care professionals dedicated to achieving excellence. This position will serve as Director of Hematology and Medical Oncology for the Florina Cancer Center. The Florina Cancer Center at Staten Island University Hospital stands as one of the most comprehensive cancer programs in New York City, offering the full spectrum of adult and pediatric/AYA oncology services backed by the depth and resources of Northwell Health — New York State's largest health system. With more than 30 specialists spanning surgical oncology, medical oncology, radiation therapy and beyond, the Florina Cancer Center manages even the most rare and complex malignancies, drawing referrals from across New York State. This program offers the clinical complexity, collaborative culture and institutional support to thrive. Multidisciplinary tumor boards bring together seasoned specialists to develop individualized treatment strategies, fostering the kind of intellectually stimulating, team-based approach we aim to give the patients we seek to serve. Staten Island University Hospital is one of the region's premier academic medical centers, offering a uniquely accessible alternative for physicians. Located about an hour from Manhattan and just minutes from New Jersey via direct bridge access, SIUH provides the academic rigor and resources of New York's largest health system. This is an opportunity to elevate your career within a rapidly expanding, nationally recognized cancer program — all while enjoying an exceptional quality of life and the opportunity to lead a collegiate cancer team. We are undergoing significant investment and expansion, positioning its cancer program for transformative growth with the latest in clinical, therapeutic and digital innovation. The Director of Hematology & Medical Oncology will have the critical role of program and faculty development, in order to inspire innovative, best-in-class approaches to cancer care delivery, therapeutic advancements and patient experience. Working closely across leadership at Staten Island University Hospital, the Metro Market and across the Cancer Institute, the Director will serve as the lead for programmatic initiatives across Hematology & Medical Oncology on Staten Island, will contribute to a strong, collaborative culture across the division, and will serve as a mentor to both junior faculty, fellows and other trainees. Finally, the Director will work across the division to develop a clinical and research program that prioritizes innovation, differentiation and patient-centered care. Staten Island University Hospital is part of the Northwell Health Cancer Institute, which treats more than 19,000 patients with cancer, giving patients access to the services of more than 400 Cancer Institute physicians in more than 25 sub-specialties. The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research is home to Northwell Health's research enterprise and is an epicenter for scientific discovery and innovation, including basic science and clinical research in molecular medicine, genetics, oncology, brain research, mental health, autoimmunity, and bioelectronic medicine. In 2015, Northwell Health and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory began a strategic affiliation to accelerate cancer research, diagnosis and treatment. This collaboration offers the ability to deliver cancer therapeutics to patients throughout the region, while also meeting the comprehensive medical and surgical needs of those with cancer and at risk of the disease.
