At the direction of the Dartmouth Cancer Center (DCC) Manchester Medical Director, the Breast Medical Oncologist provides care to patients with a breast cancer diagnosis at Dartmouth Cancer Center in Manchester, NH as well as provides oversight to the Breast Health Program, develops new breast cancer research clinical trials, and participates in cancer educational programs.

Clinical Responsibilities (75%)

Outpatient:

Provide clinical excellence and coordination of care to breast cancer patients at DCC Manchester.

Participate in subspecialty and interdisciplinary clinics.

Actively participate in quality and patient safety improvement initiatives.

Meet RVU benchmark as established by DHC per specialty.

Inpatient:

Provide consultative services to inpatient units.

Communicate in an efficient manner with the hospitalists, radiologists, pathologists, and subspecialists in order to offer best clinical care.

Respond promptly and with professionalism to medical oncology consult requests.

Research Responsibilities (10%)

Participate fully in clinical research activities at DCC.

Accrual of patients to new and/or ongoing cooperative and industry clinical trials.

Contribute to clinical research activities as part of patient care.

Open new clinical trials in breast cancer.

Support accrual on Dartmouth and non-Dartmouth clinical trials.

Teaching (5%)

Participate in educating the medical staff on a regular basis by answering their questions and offering teaching materials.

Teach medical, pharmacology, PA/NP students on site and at the main campus in Lebanon.

Participate in teaching activities within the hematology and oncology fellowship program.

Participate in the core lecture series for hematology and oncology fellows at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC).

Participate in Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center graduate and continuing medical education

Participate in Hematology/Oncology section and institutional CME programs.

Join in public and community education programs.

Administrative Responsibilities (10%)

Provide leadership, vision/strategy, and oversight for the development of a breast health program in Southern New Hampshire.

Integrate with the faculty and staff of the Comprehensive Breast Program to foster research opportunities, enhance communication and jointly develop the subspecialty program.

Attend and represent DCC in community events.

Applicants must be Board eligible/certified in hematology and oncology and eligible for licensure in New Hampshire.

Dartmouth Health is an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.