GYNECOLOGICAL ONCOLOGIST

Gynecological Oncologist and Faculty Member

The physician will deliver a range of professional services at the hospital, including:

• Maintaining scheduled office hours at the M. Steven Piver, MD Center for Women’s Health & Wellness.
• Conducting comprehensive history and physical examinations, consultations, colposcopic assessments, and various office-based evaluations and treatments for patients.
• Recommending treatments or referrals for additional services as necessary.
• Providing post-operative care and routine follow-up examinations.
• Issuing written reports to referring physicians regarding consultative services and follow-ups.
• Documenting required information in the office medical records to ensure accurate billing.
• Completing office billing with the appropriate level of service, procedures (if applicable), and diagnoses.
• Accepting all patients for medical management, treatment, and surgical procedures, irrespective of their payer status or financial capability.
• Offering coverage for emergency situations to ensure continuity of patient care.
• Performing surgeries as indicated.
• Managing both inpatient and outpatient adjuvant therapies for patients as required.
• Providing inpatient coverage, rounding, consultations, and care for assigned patients as scheduled.

Additionally, the physician will:

• Engage in Performance Improvement initiatives related to gynecologic oncology patients.
• Supervise and educate Obstetrics and Gynecology residents, as well as other medical students during their clinical rotations in gynecologic oncology.
• Undertake other clinical and administrative responsibilities as assigned by the Chair.

Supervisory Responsibilities:

The physician will oversee care for patients referred for treatment, in addition to guiding residents, medical students, and other educational groups within a clinical setting. Coordination of care and services will be conducted through the patients’ primary care physicians or referring specialists.

Qualifications:

• Graduation from an accredited medical school.
• Completion of a residency program in Obstetrics and Gynecology accredited by the relevant authorities.
• Completion of a fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology.
• Licensure and registration as a physician in the state of New York.