Hematology / Oncology

Practice Highlights

• General Hematology/Oncology practice with approximately 60–65% malignant oncology and 35–40% benign hematology
• Opportunity to develop subspecialty interests, including breast, GU, prostate, and other disease-focused programs
• Clinic-based practice featuring a mix of new consults, follow-ups, treatment management, and survivorship care
• Inpatient consult volume averages 2–3 cases per day with strong hospitalist partnership
• Technology & Oncology Resources: Comprehensive oncology infrastructure including onsite CT, MRI, PET/CT, pathology, infusion services, and radiation oncology
• Weekly multidisciplinary tumor boards and access to 11 disease-specific virtual tumor boards across the system
• Dedicated breast, colorectal, lung, prostate, and upper GI/GU navigators
• Support from oncology pharmacists, registered nurses, dietitians, oncology social workers, and care coordinators
• Access to clinical trials, survivorship programs, and genetic counseling services
• Subspecialized pathology support and fellowship-trained surgical oncology partners
• Accredited cancer program with CoC, NAPBC, and NAPRC recognition

Responsibilities

• The organization is prioritizing recruitment of an experienced physician interested in helping establish and grow the oncology program.
• Associate Medical Director responsibilities may include:
• Recruitment and mentorship of future Hematology/Oncology physicians
• Development of program growth strategies and service line expansion initiatives
• Collaboration with APPs, specialists, and community providers
• Regional outreach and physician relationship development
• Representation of the oncology program through community engagement and marketing initiatives
• Strategic partnership with independent providers and referring physicians throughout the region

Community Highlights

• Located in Peoria, Illinois, this thriving Midwest community offers an ideal blend of affordability, professional opportunity, and quality of life.
• Low cost of living with excellent housing options and family-friendly neighborhoods
• Home to strong public and private schools along with higher education opportunities
• Regional hub for healthcare, education, technology, and manufacturing
• Vibrant downtown featuring restaurants, arts, entertainment, and riverfront attractions
• Outdoor recreation including hiking, biking, boating, golf, and numerous parks
• Congvenient access to Chicago, St. Louis, and Indianapolis
• Strong sense of community with short commutes and exceptional work-life balance

Facility Location

• Champaign-Urbana encompasses a large metropolitan area of Illinois and is home to a university and extensive medical network.
• The area houses a plethora of theatres, including the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts that hosts over 400 performances yearly.
• For outdoor entertainment and adventure visit the Champaign Park District, featuring over 80 parks and recreation centers.