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Hematology Oncology with a starting salary of $600,000+ located two hours to St. Louis

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This Permanent Hematology/Oncology position (Ref #: 6059) is located in Illinois .
Hematology/Oncology Permanent Quincy, Illinois Ref #21070721

Job Description

  • Arts & Culture The Villa Kathrine is a Moroccan-style home located on the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River in Quincy, Illinois. The unique home, sometimes branded as a castle.  The Quincy Art Center is a museum of the visual arts. A variety of rotating exhibitions are presented throughout the year. Important contemporary Midwestern art is a primary focus, and work by artists of n
  • Sports for the Spectator You can watch NCAA Division II at Quincy University. You can drive out 111 miles to watch St.Louis proffessional baseball, basketball, hockey, and more.
  • Closest International Airports 124 miles: Saint Louis, MO (STL / KSTL) Lambert-St. Louis International Airport 220 miles: Des Moines, IA (DSM / KDSM) Des Moines International Airport 226 miles: Kansas City, MO (MCI / KMCI) Kansas City International Airport

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Practice Details

  • Practice make-up: 3 FTE, 1 NP
  • 12-14 patients avg. per day
  • Call schedule: hospitalists admit w/ hem/onc consulting, so mostly phone call only.  Wknd rounding required and rotational.
  • 36 clinical hrs/wk.  Half day admin day (4 hrs).  Possibility for 4-day work week (9 hr days) pending staff can accommodate.
  • Treat AML and hemophilia patients.
  • Radiation oncology is adjacent to the hem/onc office
  • Infusion Center located in suite
  • Hospital holds monthly tumor board meetings

About Service Line

  • 3 Hem/Onc physicians (2 in Quincy, 1 in Hannibal)
  • 1 per diem Hem/Onc (covers in Hannibal; leased from QMG)
  • 3 NPs (two in Quincy, one in Hannibal)
  • 1 clinical nurse specialist (Quincy)
  • 1 FT Radiation Oncologist and 1 per diem Rad Onc (Quincy)

About Employer:

  • 70+ member group of employed physicians, advanced practitioner and allied health providers offering services in 17 different specialties.
  • The largest provider of medical care in the 300,000 population Tri-State Area composed of West Central Illinois, Northeast Missouri, and Southeast Iowa.
  • The System also operates a 307-bed regional referral center in Quincy, and Illini Community Hospital, a 25-bed critical access hospital in Pittsfield, Illinois, (population 4,300).
  • As a not-for-profit system, we accept all patients regardless of their economic condition or insurance coverage.
  • The System was named one of the "100 Best Places to Work in Health Care" by Modern Healthcare magazine, and it ranks among the Country's top 8% of hospitals in its level of Information Technology development.
  • Grade A hospital: This hospital has earned its second consecutive grade A for hospital safety from the Leapfrog Group. This organization analyzes safety data from hospitals across the country and compares outcomes. 

Community Details

 

Affordable Cost of Living

  • Housing costs are significantly below both Illinois and national averages.
  • Median home values are well below many comparable Midwest cities.
  • Physicians can often purchase larger homes with acreage or historic homes for substantially less than in metropolitan markets.

Excellent Healthcare Hub

  • Home to Blessing Health System and Quincy Medical Group.
  • Regional referral center serving western Illinois, northeast Missouri, and southeast Iowa.
  • Broad specialty support and modern medical facilities make physician practice attractive.

Short Commute

  • Average commute is approximately 12–13 minutes.
  • Nearly anywhere in the city is accessible within 15 minutes, allowing more personal and family time.

Mississippi River Lifestyle

  • Beautiful riverfront overlooking the Mississippi River.
  • Boating, kayaking, fishing, eagle watching, walking trails, and scenic sunsets.
  • Located along the Great River Road National Scenic Byway.

Outdoor Recreation

  • More than 30 parks encompassing over 1,000 acres.
  • Approximately 40 miles of biking and walking trails.
  • Five golf courses.
  • Marina, sports complexes, tennis courts, youth athletics, and numerous playgrounds.

Family-Friendly Community

  • Strong public and private schools.
  • Numerous youth sports, music, arts, and community events.
  • Residents frequently cite safety and community involvement as major advantages.

Historic Character

  • Beautiful neighborhoods featuring Victorian, Italianate, and other historic homes.
  • Four National Register Historic Districts.
  • Walkable downtown filled with locally owned restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, and entertainment.

Growing Downtown

  • Ongoing investment in "The District" downtown area.
  • Restaurants, breweries, farmers markets, concerts, festivals, and seasonal events create an active community atmosphere.

Strong Educational Opportunities

  • Quincy Public School District 172
  • Quincy University
  • John Wood Community College
  • Nursing and allied health educational programs support the regional healthcare workforce.

Central Midwest Location

  • St. Louis – about 2 hours
  • Springfield – about 2 hours
  • Columbia – about 2½ hours
  • Chicago – approximately 4½–5 hours
  • Regional air service is available through Quincy Regional Airport.

Particularly Appealing for Physicians

  • Competitive physician compensation compared with the cost of living.
  • Opportunity to develop long-term patient relationships.
  • Strong referral base across a large rural service area.
  • Excellent work-life balance due to minimal commuting and easy access to outdoor recreation.
  • Family-oriented community with high civic engagement and Midwestern hospitality.
  • Quincy is often described as offering the amenities of a city of 100,000+ while maintaining the affordability, convenience, and sense of community typically found in towns half its size.

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