Physician Surgical Oncologist
Job Description
At our organization, we are dedicated to building the healthiest community in America together.
Driven by our mission to provide enhanced health, superior care, and greater value with love and compassion, we take pride in serving Central Oregon with excellence. Our core values of Accountability, Caring, and Teamwork underpin all our efforts.
As a member of our Cancer Institute, you will become part of a collaborative, innovative, and patient-focused team. Equipped with cutting-edge technology and accredited Cancer Centers in Bend and Redmond (set to open in Spring 2026), we are redefining cancer care in the Pacific Northwest.
Why Choose Bend, Oregon?Residing in Bend provides a unique blend of professional opportunities and an outdoor-oriented lifestyle. Located in the heart of Central Oregon, Bend is a lively community recognized for:
- Natural Beauty: Enjoy the stunning Cascade Mountains, the Deschutes River, and countless trails right outside your door.
- Recreation: Engage in skiing at Mt. Bachelor, mountain biking, hiking, fishing, rafting, and bask in over 300 days of sunshine annually.
- Community and Culture: Experience a family-friendly atmosphere with excellent schools, thriving local businesses, craft breweries, art galleries, and a strong community spirit.
- Quality of Life: Bend consistently ranks among the best places to live, offering a harmonious balance of career advancement, wellness, and adventure.
The Surgical Oncologist will deliver comprehensive surgical care for solid tumors, including soft tissue, melanoma, endocrine, and breast cancers (excluding hepatobiliary). Key responsibilities encompass preoperative, operative, and postoperative management, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure outstanding patient outcomes.
Schedule:40 hours per week, which includes hospital rounding, operating room block time, clinic visits, interdisciplinary case reviews, and participation in tumor board meetings.
Call:Involvement in after-hours call for patient coverage is required.
Location:Work will be based in Bend and Redmond hospitals and clinics.
Key ResponsibilitiesClinical Care- Assess, diagnose, and surgically treat patients with solid tumors.
- Order and interpret laboratory tests, imaging, and diagnostic studies.
- Formulate and execute therapeutic plans and perform surgical procedures.
- Educate patients and families, provide preventive guidance, and refer to community resources.
- Ensure accurate documentation in the electronic medical record (EMR) and maintain continuity of care.
- Document patient care promptly and accurately in accordance with organizational policies.
- Engage in physician meetings, policy formulation, and continuing medical education (CME) to uphold board certification and privileges.
- Maintain active hospital privileges, unrestricted licenses, and certifications.
- Adhere to the highest standards of professionalism, ethics, and confidentiality.
- Promote a safe, healing environment and deliver an exceptional patient experience.
- Collaborate with colleagues and administration to further the mission of our organization.
- MD/DO from an accredited medical institution.
- Completion of a General Surgery residency.
- Fellowship in Surgical Oncology.
- Board certification in General Surgery with additional certification in Surgical Oncology.
- Oregon medical license (or the ability to obtain one).
- Active DEA license.
- Fellowship-trained Surgical Oncologist.
- A mission-driven health system that values your expertise and fosters your growth.
- A balanced work-life experience in one of the most sought-after communities in the U.S.
- Opportunities to contribute to a developing cancer program with new facilities and advanced technology.
- A culture that emphasizes collaboration, compassion, and innovation.
Join our organization in Bend, Oregon, and seize the unique chance to excel professionally while living in a place where others come to vacation.
