Consultancy in Clinical Oncology combined with a clinical professorship (chair) in Clinical Oncology

This role requires expertise in clinical oncology, combining practical consultancy responsibilities with academic leadership as a clinical professor or chair in the field. The position demands a deep understanding of cancer diagnosis, treatment modalities, patient management, and clinical research in oncology. Candidates should possess advanced knowledge of oncological therapeutics, including chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted therapies, as well as familiarity with multidisciplinary cancer care teams. The academic component involves leading clinical research, teaching medical students and trainees, and contributing to the development of oncology curricula. Strong skills in clinical trial design, data analysis, and publication of research findings are essential. Leadership abilities are critical to manage clinical services and academic programs effectively, including mentoring junior staff and fostering collaborations within healthcare and academic institutions. The role likely requires a medical degree with specialization in oncology, complemented by significant clinical experience and scholarly achievements in oncology research. Excellent communication skills are necessary for patient interaction, interdisciplinary collaboration, and academic dissemination. Overall, the position suits a senior clinician with a robust clinical background, proven research credentials, and a commitment to advancing oncology education and patient care.