About the job Locum Radiation Oncologist
Rad Onc Solutions is currently hiring a Locum Radiation Oncologist in Providence, RI! This position offers the opportunity to work with top-of-the-line equipment, including the Varian iX and (2) Elekta Versa machines, as well as Mosaic software. With a patient load of 25-30 per day, the successful candidate will have ample opportunity to make a difference in their patients' lives.
Best city for foodies, No. 4 quirkiest city in America, No. 3 favorite U.S. city the awards for our capital city are countless. Providence combines a small town's friendliness with a big city's culture and sophistication. The city has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past 50 years. It has a thriving arts community, vibrant and diverse neighborhoods, fantastic hotels, a renowned restaurant scene, and many things to do. It is a small city with a huge impact!
Why Choose Rad Onc Solutions?
1️. Exclusive Partnerships: We're connected with some of the top cancer care providers in the country, giving you access to premier opportunities.
2️. Personalized Placement: We listen to your aspirations and align you with roles that fit your dream career path, ensuring you meet the right people in the right places.
3️. Prompt Responses: Say goodbye to endless waiting. With us, you'll know where you stand soon after you apply.
4️. Expert Insight: Our team boasts over 40 years of combined Clinical Radiation Oncology experience. We understand clinic dynamics and excel in creating perfect matches.
5️. Unified Support: Whether youre a Radiation Therapist, Medical Dosimetrist, Medical Physicist, or Radiation Oncologist, we're dedicated to empowering your success so you can provide the best care to those who need it most.
Your journey in radiation oncology starts here, with a team committed to your success, a network ready to connect you with prestigious providers, and a future full of promise. Contact us today and embark on a journey that's not just about finding a job; it's about finding your place in the world of radiation oncology."