Marshall Health Network·Huntington, West Virginia
Provide radiation oncology services within a large multi-disciplinary practice group using state-of-the-art equipment. Participate in multidisciplinary tumor boards and engage in NCI-sponsored protocols and industry-supported trials.
Candidate: MD or DO
Package: Attractive salary
Productivity bonus opportunity
Starting bonus offered
Paid Vacation: CME allowance
Relocation assistance
Paid malpractice
Comprehensive benefit package
Edwards Cancer Institute: Large multi-disciplinary practice group
State-of-the-Art clinic
Marshall University is a major University Medical Center located in Huntington, West Virginia. The cancer program is growing and developing because it is merging the two hospitals in Huntington, Cabell Huntington Hospital and Saint Mary's Medical Center. The program offers NCI-sponsored protocols as well as some industry-supported trials.
We are planning to update our gynecologic oncology brachytherapy equipment and starting a radioisotope program shortly. There are multidisciplinary tumor boards in gastroenterology, sarcoma, breast cancer, lung cancer and gynecologic oncology. The BrainLab program is used for stereotactic treatment to the brain and spine, and the Varian TrueBeamis used for our other stereotactic treatments. There is an active high-dose-rate brachytherapy program.
The town of Huntington, West Virginia contains the Medical Center and its associated hospitals as well as the main University. There are many amenities within the city while allowing for a relatively low possible living and easy commuting
Resident population of approximately 50,000+
Home to Marshall University
Family-friendly environment
Moderate climate
Good schools – public and private
Serviced by two regional airports – Huntington (HTS) and Charleston (CRW)
2-hour drive from Lexington, Columbus or Cincinnati
• Contact Shivani Jalali @ 304-399-7239 or e-mail at Shivani.jalali@mhnetwork.org
Must be an MD or DO. Candidates must be Board Certified or Board Prepared in Radiation Oncology.
Market context
In West Virginia, physician openings in family medicine, internal medicine, and med-peds often reflect steady demand for primary care coverage, especially in communities that need accessible outpatient and inpatient care. These roles are competitive because employers typically look for board certification or eligibility, an MD, MD/PhD, or DO, and eligibility for an unrestricted West Virginia medical license. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit and save time on original job-description research; if you are considering applying, confirm your licensure path early.
