Medical Hem/Onc Physician Opportunity on the Lake - Join Nation's Largest Community Cancer Network

NORTHSIDE HOSPITAL CANCER INSTITUTE
Over the past decade, Northside has established a reputation of excellence in oncology. Northside Hospital Cancer Institute (NHCI) has become one of the largest and most respected providers of cancer care in the Southeast with over 15,000 new cancer cases in 2023 and services provided at over 55+ locations. NHCI is accredited by the American College of Surgeon’s Commission on Cancer as an Integrated Network Cancer Program and is recognized for providing high quality, comprehensive cancer care including screening, diagnosis, research, treatment, and support services. In 2014, NHCI was awarded a grant, as one of only 34 community sites nationwide, to lead a National Cancer Institute Community Oncology Program (NCORP). The Georgia NCORP is dedicated to providing patients throughout the state with access to clinical trials while remaining in their local community.

GEORGIA CANCER SPECIALISTS (GCS) is a practice within the Northside Hospital Cancer Institute. There are 27 locations across one-third of the state of Georgia and a network of 47 medical oncologists. Each clinic has an oncology trained pharmacist, along with support from social workers, oncology dietitians, genetic counselors and research.

NORTHSIDE HOSPITAL SYSTEM
The Northside Hospital health care system is one of Georgia’s leading health care providers with five acute care hospitals in Atlanta (Sandy Springs), Cherokee County (Canton), Forsyth County (Cumming), and Gwinnett County (Duluth and Lawrenceville) and boasts over 5 million patient encounters annually. The Northside Hospital system has 2,178 beds, more than 300 outpatient locations throughout the state, more than 30,000 employees and 3,700 physicians on staff.

Northside Hospital is seeking a Medical Oncologist/Hematologist to join our team in Middle Georgia.  These opportunities are located in the heart of Georgia in Macon and Milledgeville.  

These busy practices are ideal for a physician looking for growth opportunities and wishing to be a part of family oriented communities.  

Position Details:

• Practice Location: Split weekly between Milledgeville and Macon
• Full-time Schedule
• Clinical Support & Robust Office Staff
• Competitive compensation plan - including initial guaranteed base + productivity incentive, quality bonus, sign on, relocation assistance.  
• Comprehensive benefit package - including health insurance, paid malpractice and 3 retirement plans (403(b), 457 and fully funded Pension Plan). Salary continuation, Parental Paid Time Off and more.  
• Not-for-Profit Health System eligible for PSLF. 
• Access to incredible schools
• Perfect Middle Georgia Charm with Easy Access to Lake Life

The city of Macon offers an affordable cost of living, a revitalized downtown and a vibrant cultural scene. It is home to multiple colleges and universities, including Mercer University.  The city offers a mix of historic charm and modern development, with numerous festivals, outdoor recreational opportunities and a central location with easy access to Hartsfield Jackson International Airport, North Georgia mountains or beaches of Florida.  

The city of Milledgeville is known for its blend of historic charm and modern convenience, affordable cost of living, abundant outdoor recreation and vibrant college-town atmosphere.  Lake Sinclair and the Oconee River make it an ideal location for the outdoor enthusiast.  

Physician Requirements:

The ideal candidate will offer a proven background focused
on program growth combined with experience in managing
oncology and hematology patients. This individual will
collaborate with Northside physicians and clinicians to create
and maintain a culture of patient centeredness – emphasizing
quality, safety and efficiency while actively promoting NHCI’s
multidisciplinary approach to patient care as a local, regional
and national leader in innovation and collaboration.

• BC in medical oncology/hematology
• Current fellows or experienced physicians 
• Must have an active GA medical license or the ability to obtain a GA medical license
• Must have an active DEA

NORTHSIDE HOSPITAL CANCER INSTITUTE
Over the past decade, Northside has established a reputation of excellence in oncology. Northside Hospital Cancer Institute (NHCI) has become one of the largest and most respected providers of cancer care in the Southeast with over 15,000 new cancer cases in 2023 and services provided at over 55+ locations. NHCI is accredited by the American College of Surgeon’s Commission on Cancer as an Integrated Network Cancer Program and is recognized for providing high quality, comprehensive cancer care including screening, diagnosis, research, treatment, and support services. In 2014, NHCI was awarded a grant, as one of only 34 community sites nationwide, to lead a National Cancer Institute Community Oncology Program (NCORP). The Georgia NCORP is dedicated to providing patients throughout the state with access to clinical trials while remaining in their local community.

GEORGIA CANCER SPECIALISTS (GCS) is a practice within the Northside Hospital Cancer Institute. There are 27 locations across one-third of the state of Georgia and a network of 47 medical oncologists. Each clinic has an oncology trained pharmacist, along with support from social workers, oncology dietitians, genetic counselors and research.

NORTHSIDE HOSPITAL SYSTEM
The Northside Hospital health care system is one of Georgia’s leading health care providers with five acute care hospitals in Atlanta (Sandy Springs), Cherokee County (Canton), Forsyth County (Cumming), and Gwinnett County (Duluth and Lawrenceville) and boasts over 5 million patient encounters annually. The Northside Hospital system has 2,178 beds, more than 300 outpatient locations throughout the state, more than 30,000 employees and 3,700 physicians on staff.

For more information, please contact Morgan.Dudkowski@northside.com

The ideal candidate will offer a proven background focused
on program growth combined with experience in managing
oncology and hematology patients. This individual will
collaborate with Northside physicians and clinicians to create
and maintain a culture of patient centeredness – emphasizing
quality, safety and efficiency while actively promoting NHCI’s
multidisciplinary approach to patient care as a local, regional
and national leader in innovation and collaboration.

Requirements:

• BC in medical oncology/hematology
• Current fellows or experienced physicians 
• Must have an active GA medical license or the ability to obtain a GA medical license
• Must have an active DEA