Radiation Oncologist

Role Overview: The radiation oncologist will provide expert care using all radiation modalities, including IMRT, SBRT/SRS, and proton therapy, primarily focusing on genitourinary and metastatic cancers. They will collaborate within a multidisciplinary team, contribute to education and research, and participate in resident and medical student training.

Deliver comprehensive radiation therapy treatments for diverse cancer types.
Engage in clinical research and educational activities within a leading academic environment.
Utilize advanced modalities such as LINACs, proton centers, brachytherapy, and Gamma Knife.
Contribute to a high-volume department treating over 4,000 patients annually.

Qualifications & Skills:

Board-certified or board-eligible in Radiation Oncology by the American Board of Radiology.
Eligible for Minnesota licensure.
Exceptional clinical competency with interest in genitourinary and/or metastatic radiotherapy.
Strong teamwork, communication, and research skills.

Key Duties:

Provide patient-centered radiation treatment within a collaborative, innovative environment.
Participate in resident education and departmental initiatives.
Contribute to clinical trials and translational research projects.
Maintain compliance with professional standards and licensure requirements.