Job Description

Job Description

Job Description

Practice the kind of Hematology/Oncology that keeps you clinically engaged while giving you the resources to take on challenging cases with confidence. This Wyoming cancer center serves a smaller but high-acuity patient population, making the role an excellent fit for a physician who enjoys broad, intellectually demanding community oncology rather than subspecializing. You will have the opportunity to become the primary Hem/Onc presence within the program and build meaningful, long-term relationships with patients who rely on local access to sophisticated cancer care. The ideal physician is patient-centered, evidence-driven, and committed to keeping pace with rapidly evolving oncology standards while knowing when to lean on regional expertise. Clinically confident early-career physicians will be considered alongside experienced candidates. For someone who wants their expertise to matter every day without the layers of a massive cancer program, this is a compelling place to build the next stage of a career.

Position, Compensation & Organization

• Full-spectrum Hematology and Medical Oncology practice
• High-acuity case mix including AML, post-transplant, and CAR-T supportive care
• Approximately 14 patients per day with 2–4 consults daily
• Clinic begins with a 7:30 AM infusion huddle; patient care runs 8:15 AM–4:30 PM
• All infusions handled in-house with an on-site LINAC
• Radiation Oncology available on-site one day per week
• Experienced NP Director plus oncology pharmacist, nursing, and MA support
• Internal Medicine physician dedicated to cancer center follow-up care
• Phone-only call approximately one week per month with just 5–10 calls weekly
• Hospital follow-up is rarely needed and generally limited to next-day rounding after an ED admission
• Denver-based tumor boards and multidisciplinary clinics accessible virtually
• Strong referral relationships provide additional resources for complex cases
• Experienced physician compensation averages over $700,000
• Community involvement through cancer center activities and fundraisers is encouraged

A Wyoming Lifestyle That Gives You More Room to Live

At 7,220 feet in the Mountain West, this community offers the kind of setting where the outdoors can become part of your everyday routine instead of an occasional escape. A major university brings an added layer of energy to the area through athletics, arts, education, and cultural events while preserving the ease of a smaller community. The financial picture is equally attractive, with housing and overall living costs comparing favorably with larger Western metros. Families can take advantage of well-supported schools and a setting designed around shorter drives, safer neighborhoods, and a more relaxed pace. Regional access keeps larger destinations within reach when you want a change of scenery or additional amenities. It is an appealing home base for a physician who wants mountain living, financial breathing room, and a community where putting down roots feels realistic.

Community Highlights

• Cost of living 27% below Denver and 7% below the national average
• Median home price around $335,700
• No state income tax
• Public and private schools with small class sizes
• Public schools spend 25% more per student than the national average
• Major university with arts, athletics, and cultural events
• Hiking, skiing, biking, fishing, and snow sports throughout the year
• Safe, low-traffic neighborhoods with an engaged community
• Local dining and shopping with higher-end amenities nearby
• Approximately 2 hours from Denver
• About 1 hour from Fort Collins
• Approximately 45 minutes from Cheyenne

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