What are the responsibilities and job description for the Hematologist Oncologist (FT) position at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health?
Overview
Dartmouth Health and Cheshire Medical Center are seeking a full-time BC/BE Hematology-Oncology physician to anchor primarily general oncology in our community setting with room to tailor the role to your interests. Do you love clinical consults? Great. Do you want a little bit of research or teaching? We can build that in. Do you prefer a certain day pattern or shift structure? Let’s customize it. You’ll practice at Cheshire Medical Center and have access to subspecialty collaboration with colleagues at Dartmouth Cancer Center - an NCI-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center in Lebanon, NH.
Why this role:
- General oncology as your core in a high-trust, community environment.
- Design your mix: outpatient care optional clinical research and teaching (based on your goals).
- Custom schedule: days and shifts shaped around your needs—without sacrificing team coverage or patient continuity.
- Academic reach: connect with subspecialists, tumor boards, and trials through Dartmouth Cancer Center.
What you’ll do:
- Lead outpatient general oncology care; limited inpatient consults.
- Coordinate seamlessly with hospitalists, radiology, pathology, and subspecialists.
- (Optional) Participate in research initiatives and teach learners within the Dartmouth Health system.
What we offer:
- Competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package (retirement included)
- Relocation stipend
- Positive, well-resourced practice environment with strong care coordination
- Clear avenues to research, teaching, and subspecialization—as much or as little as you want
About us:
Cheshire Medical Center is a 150 provider, multi-specialty practice within the 650 physician Dartmouth Health system. We’re recognized for quality, patient safety, population health leadership, and innovative care models (integrative medicine, value-based care, ACO frameworks, robust EHR).
Life in Keene, NH:
Keene is a picturesque college town with a vibrant downtown, excellent schools, low crime, and four-season outdoor adventure. You’ll find beautiful rural and suburban housing, strong primary through graduate schools, hundreds of lakes, endless hiking, and top-tier skiing—plus easy drives to Boston and the seacoast. However you define “quality of life,” there’s room for it here: more time with friends, family, pets—or quiet solo hikes. Around here, “traffic” usually means a line at the chairlift.
Required Licensure/Certifications
- BC/BE in Hematology and Oncology
- Eligibility for NH medical licensure
- Strong communication and team collaboration skills