Thoracic Oncology Faculty Physician

Thoracic Oncologist Opportunity at Tufts Medical CenterTufts Medical Center seeks an experienced Thoracic Oncologist to join its academic cancer program in Boston. This position offers the opportunity to deliver specialized care, help expand a growing thoracic oncology program, teach the next generation of physicians, and pursue meaningful clinical research. The incoming physician will work alongside experts in thoracic surgery, radiation oncology, pulmonary medicine, pathology, and other disciplines to advance coordinated, patient-centered care.The role can be structured around thoracic malignancies and translational or Phase II and III research, or around Phase I investigation with a thoracic disease focus. Qualified candidates may receive dedicated research time based on their experience and academic interests.Opportunity HighlightsJoin a collaborative academic environment committed to excellent, highly personalized patient careHelp grow a thoracic oncology program supported by a pulmonary nodule clinic and computed tomography-based lung cancer screening programCare for patients with a broad range of non-esophageal thoracic malignanciesParticipate in weekly multidisciplinary tumor boards and contribute expertise to treatment planningCollaborate with thoracic surgery, radiation oncology, pulmonary proceduralists, and expert pathology colleaguesAccess comprehensive clinical trial support through the Neely Center for Clinical Cancer Research, including regulatory specialists, research nurses, and coordinatorsPursue a thoracic-focused translational or Phase II and III research pathway, or a Phase I pathway with a thoracic disease focusReceive dedicated research time based on qualifications, experience, and research focusTeach fellows, residents, and medical students in outpatient and inpatient settingsPractice primarily at Tufts Medical Center's main campus in Boston, with opportunities to build connections across the regional systemPractice StructureThe outpatient practice includes 5 half-day clinic sessions each week. Fellows participate in most clinics, creating an academically engaging model that supports point-of-care teaching and team-based care. The physician will also share inpatient oncology and consult coverage. First-year fellows take first call, while the service attending provides second-call coverage only during assigned service periods.Candidate QualificationsBoard certification or board eligibility in hematology and oncologyMore than two years of independent thoracic oncology practice following fellowshipFive or more years of thoracic oncology preferredStrong commitment to patient care, collaboration, teaching, and program growthInterest in clinical investigation, translational research, or Phase I through III trialsAbility to qualify for an academic appointment through Tufts University School of MedicineH-1B visa sponsorship may be available; J-1 visa sponsorship is not availableCommunity InformationBoston combines internationally recognized medicine, higher education, history, culture, and urban amenities within a highly connected metropolitan region. The city maintains approximately 2,200 acres of permanently protected open space, including Boston Common, the Public Garden, and the Emerald Necklace park system (City of Boston, Parks and Recreation, 2026). [content.boston.gov]Explore 293 city-owned park properties, walking trails, natural areas, recreational facilities, and historic spaces (City of Boston, Parks and Recreation, 2026). [content.boston.gov]Travel throughout Greater Boston using subway, bus, commuter rail, and ferry service (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Transportation System, 2026). [mbta.com]Enjoy life in a region known for academic institutions, healthcare, culture, professional sports, and easy access to destinations throughout New England