Oncology, Breast Surgical Oncologist Needed in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Lovelace Womens Hospital Breast Care Center, a well-established practice, is seeking a BE/BC Breast Surgical Oncologistphysician to join their fast growing care team at Lovelace in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

About the Position:

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• Single specialty group consisting of one surgeon and 2 PAs
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• M-F 8a to 5p schedule with no weekend requirement
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• EMR: EPIC
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• Mix of outpatient and inpatient
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• Medical and radiation oncology consultations available onsite
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• Robust support staff including Navigator, Medical Assistants, and front office staff
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Recruitment Package may include:

- Base salary + w/RVU production incentive
\n - CME allowance
\n - Sign-on bonus
\n - Medical debt assistance + Consultative services by Navigate Student Loans
\n - Relocation allowance
\n - Residency stipend
\n - Paid malpractice coverage
\n - Health benefits + Retirement plan
\n - Marketing + practice growth assistance

About The Facility: Lovelace Women's Hospital is New Mexico's first and only hospital dedicated to women's health and features a 53 bed Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, 24/7 emergency department, 20 labor and delivery rooms, 31 bed family care unit, a Maternal Fetal Medicine program for high-risk pregnancies, 8 intensive care unit beds and 73 medical surgical beds. The facility offers a nationally accredited Breast Care Center, providing the latest in 3D mammography and surgical procedures. Lovelace Women's Hospital has received the Women's Choice Award for Best Breast Center for 3 years running, and is dedicated to improving breast health for the women of New Mexico.

About the Community:

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• Albuquerque is New Mexicos largest city, located in the high desert
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• An average of 310 days of sunshine lets you enjoy a myriad of outdoor adventures from hiking to discovering why ABQ is known as the hot air balloon capital of the world
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• Home to the University of New Mexicos main campus
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• Low cost of living with a mix of urban, suburban and rural settings
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