Hematology/Oncology Physician

You'll step into a high-impact Hematology/Oncology role with real opportunity to shape a growing academic cancer program. This is a Hematologist/Oncologist position with flexibility for general Hem/Onc, benign hematology, or select oncology subspecialty focus. If you're looking for autonomy, mentorship, and the chance to build services while staying clinically busy, let's talk.

Practice Overview:

• You'll join an expanding academic Hem/Onc division with multiple new physicians already committed and additional growth underway
• Clinical faculty role with options to develop a niche (general Hem/Onc, benign heme, BMT/cellular therapy, sickle cell, and other focused interests)
• High patient demand and established referral need; expect meaningful volume and the ability to make immediate impact
• Opportunities for teaching, research support, and infusion access advantages (including 340B pricing)

Schedule:

• Full-time employed academic appointment with a clinically focused practice
• Clinic-forward schedule with room to incorporate procedures and subspecialty work based on your interests
• Call structure and clinic load will be clarified directly during conversations; expect a practical, team-based approach as the division grows
• Flexibility to align your mix of clinical, teaching, and program-building time as you ramp in

Compensation & Benefits:

• Base salary starting at approximately $330,000/year, guaranteed for your first 2 years
• RVU-based bonus potential for physicians who exceed productivity expectations
• Relocation assistance up to approximately $13,000 (structured per system policy, with some room for creative packaging)
• Comprehensive benefits package through a major academic employer (retirement, insurance options, and malpractice coverage)

Candidate Requirements:

• Board eligible/board certified in Hematology and/or Medical Oncology (depending on your focus)
• Early-career physicians (0-3 years out of training) welcomed; mid-career candidates considered for leadership-forward roles
• Comfort with high patient volumes initially and interest in helping expand access across the region
• Interest in teaching fellows and participating in academic initiatives (as desired)

Community & Location Highlights:

• Coastal living in Galveston with beach access, local dining, and an easygoing day-to-day lifestyle
• Approximate 45-minute drive to Houston for major metro amenities and additional professional opportunities
• Access to major airports within driving distance for straightforward regional and national travel
• Appealing mix of neighborhoods and housing options compared with larger Texas metros

Reach out today to learn more about this opportunity and how it aligns with your career goals.