Hematology/Oncology Physician - Monroe Campus

St. Luke’s University Health Network is seeking a Board Certified/Board Eligible Medical Oncologist interested in building a long-term, community-based practice at our Monroe Campus in the Poconos. 

This role is designed for a physician who values continuity of care, strong relationships with patients and referring providers, and a sustainable practice model—supported by a broad oncology network rather than practiced in isolation. 

A Message from Arturo Loaiza-Bonilla, MD, FACP 
Network Chief of Hematology and Oncology 

“At St. Luke’s, we are in the midst of a deliberate transformation of our Cancer Center and oncology service lines—integrating a unified network, advanced technology, and comprehensive multidisciplinary services to define the future of community cancer care. This opportunity at our Monroe Campus is an invitation to serve as a clinical cornerstone and local leader in that transformation: to build a modern, sustainable oncology practice rooted in relationships, supported by an integrated system, and designed for long-term impact—for patients, physicians, and the community alike.” 

The Practice: 

• This is a true team-based oncology practice, not a solo model 

• Strong APP support, allowing physicians to focus on complex decision-making and patient care 

• Close collaboration with established medical oncologists across the St. Luke’s Cancer Network, enabling a balanced and sustainable shared call structure 

• Comprehensive multidisciplinary support including oncology nurses, navigators, pharmacists, social workers, financial counselors, and research staff 

• Fully integrated EPIC EMR, including Ambient AI documentation and clinical decision-support tools to meaningfully reduce clerical burden 

Professional Environment: 

• Commission on Cancer (CoC)–accredited Cancer Center 

• Optional involvement in teaching, clinical research, and quality initiatives 

• Faculty appointment available at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, tailored to interest (no academic pressure) 

Who This Fits Well: 

• A physician who enjoys community oncology but wants the backing of a large, integrated cancer program 

• Someone looking for career longevity, work/life balance, and a supportive call structure 

• Interest in teaching or trials is welcome but not required 

• Commitment to practicing primarily at Monroe while remaining connected to a broader oncology network 

Compensation & Support: 

• Competitive compensation with signing bonus and relocation assistance 

• Comprehensive benefits, malpractice coverage, and generous CME support 

• A practice intentionally structured to support long-term sustainability and physician well-being