Oncology/Hematology Locums Job in Kentucky | Clinic and Call Coverage | Beginning January 2027 - Ongoing

• Available dates FROM 06/01/26 thru 12/31/26
• Position / degree MD/DO
• Contact Thayna Talarico Messer at(Login for Information)

Oncology/Hematology Locums Job in Kentucky | Clinic and Call Coverage | Beginning January 2027 - Ongoing | Assignment #114315

Coverage Details
-- January 2027 - December 2027
-- 2-3 weeks per month
-- Full-time
-- Additional gap dates available as needed

Shift Details
-- Clinic hours are 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday
-- Day and night call coverage is included
-- Weekend call coverage is included, with no regular clinic hours on weekends
-- Call coverage runs Tuesday to Tuesday
-- Call backs are very rare and usually consist of phone calls to answer questions or concerns
-- Outpatient and inpatient coverage

Requirements
-- Active Kentucky license or IMLC 
-- Board Certified or truly Board Eligible in Oncology
-- BLS, ACLS

Assignment Details
-- Adult patients only; no pediatrics
-- Typical patient volume ranges from 15-22 patients per day, including follow-ups and new patients
-- New Hematology and Oncology consult volume ranges from 15-20 per week depending on referral volumes
-- Patient mix typically includes more Hematology than Oncology patients, but this fluctuates from month to month
-- Workload is 1-2 hours depending on the inpatient load
-- EMR: EPIC
-- Support staff includes 3 Clinic RNs, 5 MAs, 3 NPs, 3 Front Office staff, a clinic pharmacist, and 1 referral coordinator
-- Acute care hospital with 263 beds
-- Hospital rounding is required, with a midlevel available to assist
-- Patients requiring admission usually go through the ER and are admitted from there; there are not many direct admits from the office
-- Participation in Tumor Board is requested; providers only present if needed
-- Blood bank is available
-- Bone marrow biopsies are performed by Interventional Radiology
-- Chemotherapy is administered in the infusion department by RNs with a team of pharmacists embedded in the center