Physician / Oncology - Hematology / South Carolina / Permanent / Hem Onc Medical Director in SC Job

Hem Onc Medical Director in SC10 miles to Myrtle Beach100 miles to Charleston4 hours to Savannah New Family Medicine Residency ProgramNCAA Division I Athletics Join a non-for-profit 400 physician friendly Multi-specialty group is adding an experienced BC Hem Onc to the team. Outpatient and inpatient role Standard office hours (Mon-Thurs: 8am-5pm, Friday: 8am-12pm) Protected administrative time (4 hours per week) Support Staff: Dedicated nurse, APPs, specialized oncology nursing team, with additional support from radiation oncology, physical rehab, oncology nutrition, social workers, genetic counselors, and RN navigators3 Physicians (2 in-office, 1 remote- Telehealth only) 2 APP, 1 additional physician starting August 2025 Cerner EMRAverage Patient Volume: 18-22 patients per day (1hr NP, 30-45min F/U) Patient Census: Primarily adult patients with a wide range of cancers and hematologic disorders, from early-stage to advanced. Demographics: A mix of rural and suburban patients, many with complex care needs. VISIT TYPES AND PROCEDURES:45% Hematology and 55% Oncology Visit types: Initial cancer diagnosis, treatment planning, chemotherapy follow-ups, and management of hematologic conditions like anemia and clotting disorders. Procedures: Bone marrow biopsies, port insertions, chemotherapy administration, and oversight of clinical trials. SUPPORT:Clinic/Facility: 10-chair infusion center, onsite lab and pharmacy, two additional infusion centers on campus (1 general/1 rheumatology) Imaging/Diagnostics: PET scanning, 64-slice CT, 3-D mammography, breast MRI, high-definition endoscopy/bronchoscopy TumorBoards: Bi-weekly for breast, PCC, GI, and ENTSurgical Referrals: Includes breast, colorectal, and vascular; Bone marrow transplants referred out TeachingAffiliation: Involves Family Medicine residency and med student Research & Trials: Currently no active clinical trials; aligned with Duke for access to approximately 450 protocols