A Radiation Oncologist is sought to join an established, physician-led urology-focused private practice in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — one of the largest metro markets on the East Coast, with a regional population of approximately 6.2 million. This is an employed position with a partnership track, embedded within a multidisciplinary urology group that provides a built-in, stable referral base and the operational backing of a national urology network. The single most compelling differentiator here is the combination of true clinical autonomy in a private practice model with enterprise-level infrastructure support — no administrative burden, no hospital politics.
Perks and Benefits
- Competitive and generous financial compensation package (specifics provided upon inquiry)
- Signing bonus included
- Relocation allowance provided
- Employed position with a defined partnership track
- Annual CME allowance supporting ongoing professional development
- Access to national-scale business infrastructure: revenue cycle management, analytics, compliance, and operational support through the Urology Alliance network
Practice Highlights
- Physician-led private practice model with preserved local clinical autonomy — administrative burden offloaded to national network infrastructure
- Integrated, multidisciplinary care environment: daily collaboration with urologists and advanced practice providers for coordinated treatment planning
- Established patient base in place — no cold-start referral building required
- Urology-focused referral pipeline provides a concentrated, high-volume stream of genitourinary oncology and related cases
- Philadelphia metro catchment of approximately 6.2 million — one of the largest and most stable specialty-care markets in the Northeast
- Practice operates within the Urology Alliance network, providing shared data analytics, compliance, and revenue cycle management at national scale
- Emphasis on evidence-based, evolving radiation oncology techniques within a practice committed to clinical excellence and growth
Qualifications
- Board certification or board eligibility in Radiation Oncology (American Board of Radiology)
- Completion of an accredited Radiation Oncology residency program
- Active Pennsylvania medical license or eligibility to obtain
- Strong clinical foundation across the comprehensive spectrum of radiation oncology
- Demonstrated experience working collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team environment
- Commitment to patient-centered care and continuous professional development
About the Community
Philadelphia is a world-class city offering the full range of urban amenities — nationally ranked academic medical centers, a vibrant arts and restaurant scene, professional sports, and a deep historical and cultural identity — alongside comparatively accessible cost of living relative to New York City and Boston. The metro area encompasses diverse suburban communities in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, offering excellent public and private school options, varied housing markets, and easy access to shore destinations, the Pocono Mountains, and major Northeast corridor cities via Amtrak. For a physician seeking a high-density specialty market with genuine urban lifestyle, Philadelphia is a compelling long-term home.