Senior Physician Oncology (m/f/d)

Rochus Mummert is the market leader among the specialized health advice in Germany. Our client, the clinics of the county Lörrach GmbH, ensures medical care in the south of Baden-Württemberg in municipal support. At present three locations, more than 24,700 stationary and around 60,000 outpatient patients are supplied annually. The district hospital Lörrach is an academic teaching hospital at the University of Freiburg. With around 2,200 employees, the clinic network is in an exciting development phase: In 2027 a modern new building with around 650 plan beds in Lörrach will be purchased, which opens up new structural and medical possibilities.

You take care of the upper medical care and care of oncological patients in the stationary area at the Lörrach site. You participate in cooperation and active development of the oncological focus (OSP) Lörrach. You perform haematological and oncological speaking hours. You are committed to developing and intensifying the cross-sectoral care between the clinic and the outpatient area. You accompany the assistant physicians at the station in their professional development.

You are a specialist (m/w/d) for internal medicine with a focus on hematology and internalist oncology. You have extensive experience in the treatment of haematological and oncological diseases. You are interested in actively developing modern oncological care concepts. You are characterised by a team-oriented, structured and responsible way of working. You are interested in cross-sectoral patient care and close cooperation between outpatient and stationary medicine.

Responsive obercive activity with a wide oncological spectrum. You will be given the opportunity to actively participate in the further development of the oncological focus and to participate in the medical development in the new 3-country clinic from 2027 onwards. Attractive working conditions through planable service structure with only a few background services. Attractive quality of life in the Dreiländereck Germany–Switzerland–France. .