Moonlighter Radonc

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Working at Moffitt is both a career and a mission: to contribute to the prevention and cure of cancer. Join our committed team and help shape the future we envision.

Physician moonlighters in radiation oncology primarily initiate treatment for inpatient and ambulatory
patients and conduct medical evaluations for reported concerns. Their services must provide a
reasonable clinical assessment to ensure patient safety and stability. This includes ordering medications
for symptoms like pain, nausea, hypertension, electrolyte imbalances, or acute radiation therapy
complications, consistent with the scope of a board-certified internal medicine or radiation oncology
physician. Their interventions aim to stabilize patients and maintain safety, not to perform definitive or
elective procedures unless urgently needed before the attending radiation oncologist is available. Nonurgent
care should be deferred to the attending physician when possible. Strong communication with the
radiation oncology team is essential, and additional duties may be assigned by leadership.

• Having successfully passed the American Board of Radiology written physics and radio biology exam.
• Completed three (3) years of Radiation Oncology residency with proven clinical competency, proficiency in hospital EMR and Radiation Oncology Electronic Record and verify system, critical thinking, and effective formulation and translation of clinical treatment plans.

Completed three (3) years of Radiation Oncology residency with consistently positive clinical performance evaluations, demonstrating strong expertise in patient care, treatment planning, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

• Basic Life Support (BLS)
• MD Medical Doctor (MD)
• Florida Medical License
• DEA License