Pathology - Oncology Medical (Consultant)

Healthcare — Specialist Cancer Care & Medical Oncology services within a tertiary/quaternary hospital or dedicated oncology centre in India. The role focuses on delivering evidence-based medical oncology treatment, coordinating multidisciplinary cancer care, and contributing to clinical governance and academic activity.

Consultant Medical Oncologist (DM / DrNB / DNB)

Provide comprehensive outpatient and inpatient medical oncology care: assess, stage, and formulate personalised treatment plans for solid tumours and haematologic malignancies.

Prescribe and supervise systemic therapies including cytotoxic chemotherapy, targeted agents, and immune-oncology drugs; oversee safe chemotherapy administration and documentation.

Lead and participate in multidisciplinary tumour boards, coordinating with surgical, radiation, pathology and radiology teams to optimise patient outcomes.

Contribute to clinical governance: maintain accurate EMR records, review outcomes, report adverse drug events, and implement quality-improvement practices.

Drive academic and research initiatives: enrol eligible patients in clinical trials, supervise trainees, deliver teaching rounds, and present case reviews.

DM/DrNB/DNB in Medical Oncology or equivalent recognised postgraduate oncology qualification.

• Valid registration with NMC/MCI or respective State Medical Council and eligibility to practice in India.
• 2+ years (post-qualification) clinical experience in medical oncology with demonstrated competency in chemotherapy protocols and outpatient/inpatient oncology care.
• Strong knowledge of modern oncology therapies (targeted therapy, immunotherapy), toxicity management, and supportive/palliative care principles.
• Excellent communication skills for informed consent, patient/family counselling, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

Experience in academic hospitals or cancer centres, involvement in investigator-initiated or industry-sponsored clinical trials.

Familiarity with oncology guidelines (NCCN/ESMO/AIIMS), EMR systems, and quality/safety frameworks in cancer care.

Opportunity to practice in a high-volume oncology environment with access to multidisciplinary teams and clinical research exposure.

Supportive learning culture: mentoring of junior doctors, protected academic time, and continuous professional development.

Competitive clinical compensation, professional registration support, and structured career progression for consultants.

Candidates with the required oncology qualifications, valid medical registration, and a passion for delivering high-quality cancer care are encouraged to apply. Include updated CV, copies of postgraduate certificates, and a brief statement of clinical interests.

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