Hematology Oncology Locum Job in Ketchikan, AK
Updated 10/23/26
Ketchikan, Alaska, United States
Physician
Hematology/Oncology
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Job at a glance
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Locums/Travel
Work Environment
Hospital
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job description
Job description
- Coverage needed starting 12/72026
- Clean files due to fast creds
- FTE- .25
- Why Open- Gap in coverage
- Both Hospital and clinic privilges needed (located in same building)
- Outpatient setting
- Call N/A
- Demograhpics- Adult/Geriatrics
- Average patietns per day 12-16
- 24mo of case logs: Applicant must provide documentation of provision of hematology/medical oncology services representative of the scope and complexity of the privileges requested during the previous 24 months (waived for applicants who completed training during the previous year).
- Procedures- Bone Marrow BIopsy
- Working solo- Yes
- License required at time of present
- EMR EPIC
- AK- DEA, BLS or ACLS or PALS
- Additional comments- Infusion and medical oncology/Hematology
- Infusion-Support- 4 chairs w/ overflow space in the PACU, we have 2-3 infusion nurses scheduled per shift in the infusion center. We have oncology clinic RN and MA, we do not have a specific oncology pharmacist on site; our hospital pharmacy Manges all chemotherapy and other infusions.
- Coverage between visits- at this time the locum oncologist covers in basket, calls, decision making when off island
- Pathology & Imaging: We use Quest for all lab services, specimens are sent to NW pathology, unsure on turnaround time, They have a tumor board. Ketchikan can refer to other locations but usually refer to Seattle area providers.
- How the five days block?- 5 days consecutive, coordinated w/ ambulatory leadership to ensure there is available clinic space
Schedule Details
- 8hr shift
- Approval through 3/30/27
- 8am-5pm with a 1 hr lunch break.
- 5 days per month, remote inbox coverage
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