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Wisconsin Hem/Onc | $800K+ Year 1 | 4 Day Week | Visa Support

AOIA · Kentucky

FULL-TIME Posted Oct 2, 2026 800K a year

Job Description

An established, non-profit, award-winning hospital in Wisconsin is seeking a BC/BE Oncologist to join onboard their growing team.

The Opportunity
• Join a thriving cancer center supported by a collegial, multidisciplinary team, including hematology/oncology physicians, breast surgeons, surgical oncologists, radiation oncologists, and colorectal surgeons, along with dedicated nursing and medical assistant staff providing 1:1 support
• Mostly clinical position with some hospital work
• Teaching opportunity with 6 residency programs
• 4 day week averaging 14-20 patients between hematology and oncology

Compensation and Benefits
• $700,000 base (negotiable), $100,000 sign on
• Full suite of benefits

The Community
• Centrally located in Wisconsin with convenient access to larger regional communities, airports, shopping, and entertainment
• Enjoy a balanced lifestyle with abundant recreation, dining, and retail options, plus year-round outdoor activities including hiking, biking, fishing, and winter sports
• Safe, family-friendly community known for its welcoming atmosphere and strong sense of pride
• Excellent public and private school options, affordable housing, and a cost of living below many metropolitan areas
• Strong local economy, excellent amenities, and the perfect combination of small-town charm and modern conveniences

Specialty: Oncology
Employment Type: Full Time

Contact Information
• Call/Text: 314-788-6862
• Email: ccenterino@jacksonphysiciansearch.com

Benefits

  • Health insurance

Additional Details

State
Kentucky
Country
US
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