Hematology/Oncology Physician
At a glance
Hematologist & Oncologist role posted by Fusion HealthCare Staffing, a recruiter. California · full-time · no salary stated · we estimate $450,000–$645,500 across the United States.
Fusion HealthCare Staffing has not published a salary for this role. The figure below is our estimate, not theirs.
physicianroles summary, based on the recruiter's listing.
What you'll do
- See roughly 12-15 patients each day across outpatient consultations and treatment management
- Round on inpatients and coordinate their cancer care with the oncology team
- Take part in a shared phone-call rotation, covering 1 week out of every 3
- Provide care across the oncology clinic, infusion center and hospital inpatient service
What you bring
- You need an active California medical license and DEA registration
- BLS certification is required
- You must be Board Certified or Board Eligible within the appropriate training window
Who this fits
This full-time role suits a hematology/oncology physician comfortable with clinic, infusion-center and inpatient care. The schedule is Monday-Friday, 8:00a-5:00p, with phone-only call 1 week out of every 3 and no onsite callback requirement. The ongoing need begins October 1, 2026; qualified candidates may be able to start earlier in September through temporary privileges.
From the recruiter
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:00a-5:00p; full-time ongoing need beginning October 1, 2026
Setting: Oncology clinic, infusion center, and hospital-based inpatient coverage
Patient Volume: Approximately 12-15 patients per day
Call: Shared phone-only call rotation (1 week out of every 3); no onsite callback requirements
EMR: Epic
Required Skills: Hematology and Oncology care including outpatient consultations, treatment management, inpatient rounding, and coordination of cancer care
Board Status: Board Certified preferred; Board Eligible candidates considered within appropriate training window
Licensure: Active California license and DEA required
Certifications Required: BLS
Credentialing: Typically 60-90 days; temporary privileges may allow an earlier September start for qualified candidates
Support: Established oncology program with attached infusion center and hospital support in a COC-accredited cancer program