Position Overview

One of our Partners, in New Mexico is seeking Board Certified Hematology/Oncology physicians for a long-term locum tenens assignment beginning March 31, 2026 through March 30, 2027.

This opportunity is ideal for physicians who enjoy working in VA hospitals and serving the veteran population while maintaining a structured clinical schedule and strong clinical autonomy. The VA system is known for collaborative care teams, meaningful patient relationships, and predictable clinic hours, making it a popular environment for experienced locum physicians.

Physicians will provide inpatient, outpatient, and consultative hematology/oncology services within a multidisciplinary VA cancer care program. Responsibilities include clinic evaluations, infusion unit management, bone marrow biopsies, consultations across inpatient units, and participation in tumor board meetings.

This assignment offers the stability of a long-term federal facility contract, consistent weekday clinic hours, and the opportunity to practice comprehensive hematology/oncology medicine while supporting the healthcare needs of U.S. veterans.

Because this is a federal VA facility, physicians may practice with any active unrestricted U.S. state license, eliminating the need to obtain a New Mexico license if one is not already held.

Assignment Highlights

• Federal VA Medical Center serving veterans throughout New Mexico
• Any active U.S. state license accepted
• Long-term 12-month assignment
• Structured weekday clinic schedule
• Mix of outpatient clinic, infusion services, and inpatient consultations
• Participation in tumor board and cancer committee meetings
• Collaborative oncology care team including advanced practice providers
• Meaningful patient population serving U.S. veterans
• Malpractice coverage provided by ILR Health

Skills & Experience

Qualified candidates should demonstrate experience in:

• Hematology and oncology patient evaluation and treatment
• Chemotherapy treatment management
• Bone marrow aspiration and biopsy
• Management of hematologic malignancies and solid tumors
• Inpatient oncology consultation
• Oncology infusion center management
• Coordination of multidisciplinary cancer care

Preferred experience includes:

• Prior VA or government healthcare experience
• Experience supervising APPs and oncology care teams