Hematology/Oncology opening in Pennsylvania Located in

Dubois/Monongahela Full-Time & Permanent Details:

• Collaborative team that includes 4 hematology/oncology physicians and 7 advanced practice providers that deliver outstanding, multidisciplinary care to patients
• Split time between new-site location and cancer center
• Services include immunotherapy, management of solid tumors, chemotherapy, and blood cancers
• Support staff includes onsite RN supervisor and oncology certified or eligible RNs
• Shared call coverage with physician group
• $890,000 base compensation, guaranteed for two years (WRVU tier plan after year two)
• $100,000 sign-on bonus, forgiven over three years
• $75,000 educational assistance, provided over a five-year term
• 10k relocation
• 3.5k + 40 hours annually for CME
• 25 days PTO

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Malpractice & Tail Location:

The aptly named DuBois (meaning "the woods") is close to miles of forests, making this small town a haven for nature-lovers, hunters, hikers, and anybody seeking the quiet of the outdoors. But DuBois is also home to antiques, inns, country stores, and golf, making it a popular tourist destination. Restaurants and shopping abound. Nearby Driftwood is the ancestral home of a famous area resident

• Tom Mix, Hollywood's "King of the Cowboys" in the silent era.

The home of the Penn State DuBois campus, the town is accessible by DuBois Regional Airport in Falls Creek. Monongahela, referred to locally as Mon City, is a third-class city in Washington County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 4,149 at the 2020 census. It is part of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area, about 17 miles south of Pittsburgh proper.