Hematology/Oncology Physician

Job description Pacific Companies is proud to present a Hematology/Oncology opportunity at a well-equipped community cancer center in Wyoming, ideal for physicians seeking meaningful work, strong support, and long-term stability. This outpatient-focused role offers the opportunity to practice full-spectrum Hematology and Oncology with a manageable daily volume and the ability to care for complex cases in collaboration with tertiary centers. Physicians benefit from modern technology, including Epic EMR and AI-assisted documentation, allowing more time for patient care. The practice is supported by experienced clinical staff and stable leadership that prioritizes physician well-being. With competitive compensation, generous time off, and a collaborative culture, this position offers both professional fulfillment and lifestyle balance. Position, Compensation & Organization Community-based Hematology/Oncology practice with full-spectrum care Competitive compensation ranging from $627,909 to $702,044 based on experience Outpatient-focused schedule: 4-day work week, 7:30 AM 4:30 PM No hospital call Approximately 14 patients per day with 2 4 new consults daily Well-equipped cancer center with on-site infusion services LINAC available for radiation therapy with Radiation Oncology on-site weekly Current single-physician practice with future growth potential Case mix averages 60% Hematology / 40% Oncology Management of complex cases including AML and post-transplant patients Highly experienced NP Director with dedicated nursing and MA support Internal Medicine cancer center physician focused on follow-up care Multidisciplinary tumor boards accessible virtually with regional partners Epic EMR with Abridge AI for in-room note capture 28 days PTO; Recruitment package starting at $35,000 Live Where Mountains, Community, and Balance Come Together This Wyoming mountain community offers an exceptional quality of life defined by affordability, safety, and outdoor access. Physicians enjoy a cost of living well below national averages, no state income tax, and housing options that make long-term settlement achievable. Families are drawn to excellent public and private schools with small class sizes and strong per-student investment. A major university enhances the community with cultural, athletic, and educational opportunities. With year-round recreation and easy access to regional hubs, this location supports both professional satisfaction and personal fulfillment. Community Highlights Wyoming mountain community at 7,220 feet with strong family appeal Cost of living 27% lower than Denver and 7% below the national average Median home price around $335,700 No state income tax Outstanding public and private schools with small class sizes Public schools spend 25% more per student than the national average Home to a major university with arts, athletics, and cultural events Year-round outdoor recreation: hiking, skiing, biking, fishing, and snow sports Safe, low-traffic neighborhoods with engaged community members Local dining and shopping with higher-end amenities nearby Approximately 2 hours from Denver, 1 hour from Fort Collins, and 45 minutes from Cheyenne