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The Breast Surgical Oncologist is responsible for providing comprehensive, patient-centered surgical care for individuals with benign and malignant breast diseases. This role includes diagnosing, staging, and surgically managing breast cancer and related conditions, participating in multidisciplinary tumor boards, collaborating closely with medical and radiation oncology, and contributing to quality, research, and programmatic growth of the breast cancer service line.
Job Responsibility:
Provide expert surgical management for breast cancer and other breast diseases, including lumpectomy, mastectomy, sentinel lymph node biopsy, axillary surgery, reconstruction coordination, and risk-reducing procedures
Perform pre-operative evaluation, risk assessment, counseling, and follow-up care
Collaborate in multidisciplinary patient management with radiology, pathology, medical oncology, radiation oncology, genetics, navigation, and supportive services
Participate in multidisciplinary tumor board discussions and contribute to evidence‑based treatment planning
Ensure adherence to national standards of breast cancer care, including NCCN, NAPBC, ASCO, and Commission on Cancer guidelines
Capacity to perform stereotactic and ultrasound biopsy
Support the development and continuous improvement of the Breast Program and related oncology service lines
Contribute to achieving and maintaining accreditation standards (e.g., NAPBC, CoC)
Participate in clinical quality initiatives, outcomes monitoring, and process improvement projects
Engage in clinical research, clinical trials, retrospective studies, or quality-based research initiatives when applicable
Provide education to residents, medical students, advanced practice providers, nursing staff, and other team members
Participate in community outreach, prevention programs, survivorship initiatives, and educational events focused on breast health
Work closely with administrative and medical leadership to develop strategic goals for breast surgical oncology services
Participate in staff meetings, strategic planning, and operational initiatives within the oncology service line
Serve as a clinical resource and mentor to colleagues and staff
Requirements:
MD or DO degree from an accredited institution
Board Certified or Board Eligible in General Surgery
Fellowship training in Breast Surgical Oncology or Surgical Oncology with extensive breast experience (SSO-approved fellowship preferred)
Eligible for medical licensure in the state
Demonstrated expertise in breast cancer surgery and current knowledge of evidence‑based treatment guidelines
Nice to have:
Experience in an accredited Breast Center or oncology program
Participation in multidisciplinary oncology care models
Research experience or interest in clinical trials
Commitment to patient-centered care and team‑based practice