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Subspecialty Oncologists Needed - Breast, GU, GI, Lung, Neuro | Illinois|JO-2601

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OSF Healthcare is launching a groundbreaking 25-oncologist program, fueled by a billion‑dollar philanthropic investment and a dynamic collaboration with the University of Illinois system. This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of oncology through a robust focus on Phase 1 & 2 clinical trials.

Highlights

Oncology position with ability to subspecialize exclusively in one or two organ sites or practice broad community‑style practice if preferred.

A dedicated Malignant Hematology program is currently being developed as a separate service line. Experienced hematologists are encouraged to express interest and help shape its future.

Become a key contributor to Phase 1 & 2 clinical trials – dedicated research time is available.

Optional academic faculty appointment, access to basic science lab, and grants partnering with University of Illinois system – the largest medical school system in the US.

New $250 million, state‑of‑the‑art cancer center with EPIC EMR.

Salaries range $600 k – 650 k + generous sign‑on + clinical trial stipends.

Reasonable patient volumes with autonomy to build the practice you want.

Full health benefits, relocation assistance, CME allowance and PTO.

Join a rapidly expanding program: practicing oncologists, 2026 and 2027 fellows are encouraged to apply.

About the Community

This vibrant college town with a population of 400 k is consistently ranking in the top 150 best metro areas to live in the US, offering affordability and a high quality of life. Perfectly positioned between St. Louis & Chicago for quick getaways.

With its international airport, two universities and beautiful riverfront, it offers all the conveniences of a large college town in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.

For more information, please apply or contact Allegra Lowell: allegra.lowell@jacksonphysiciansearch.com – Call/Text at 314‑788‑6876

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