Hematology/Oncology Position Overview
Godwin Healing Center & Duke Cancer Network Affiliation
The Godwin Healing Center is affiliated with the Duke Cancer Network, which provides access to advanced clinical trials, the latest cancer research, and best practices. This relationship also provides continuous staff education and training, enhancing the overall quality of care for patients.
Position Responsibilities
- Diagnose and treat a wide range of cancer and blood disorders
- Lead and mentor a growing team of physicians, APPs, and oncology nurses
- Collaborate with hospital leadership and Duke Cancer Network experts
- Improve clinic workflows and ensure high-quality, evidence-based care
- Develop and launch new treatment services or community outreach initiatives
- Engage in strategic planning to expand the oncology service line
Other Hem/Onc’s in the Community
- Coastal Cancer Center (5 Physicians)
- Associated Medical Specialists (1 Physician)
Typical Schedule
- Full time position – Standard office hours (Mon-Fri / 8am-5pm)
- 32 Patient Contact Hours – 8 Admin Hours/week
- 1 Hour – New Patient Visits; 30/45 Minutes – Follow Up
- Practice Call Schedule: Shared call schedule, 1:4 rotation for patient care needs through telephone calls – also supported by after-hours nurse triage
Practice Details
- Currently 40% Oncology vs 60% Hematology, goal is 60% Oncology and 40% Hematology
- Currently 15-20 Patients per day seen in the clinic
- Patient Census: Adult patients with a wide range of cancers and hematologic disorders, from early-stage to advanced
- Visit types: Initial cancer diagnosis, treatment planning, chemotherapy follow-ups, and management of hematologic conditions like anemia and clotting disorders
- Procedures: Bone marrow biopsies, port insertions, etc.
- Support Staff: The physician will have a team consisting of their own clinic support staff, an APP, and a robust specialized oncology nursing team
Facilities & Support
- Clinic/Facility: 10-chair infusion center, onsite lab and pharmacy, two additional infusion centers on campus (1 general/1 rheumatology)
- Imaging/Diagnostics: PET scanning, 64-slice CT, 3-D mammography, breast MRI, high-definition endoscopy/bronchoscopy
- Tumor Boards: Bi-weekly for breast, PCC, GI, and ENT
- Surgical Referrals: Includes breast, colorectal, and vascular; Bone marrow transplants referred to Charleston (MUSC or Roper St Francis)
- ACGME Accredited: Medical students, CMC Family Medicine Residency, transitional year, Sports Medicine Fellowship program
- Research & Trials: Currently no active clinical trials; aligned with Duke for access to approximately 450 protocols
- Currently undergoing submission to become accredited by The American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer