CLIN AST/ASO/FULL PROF

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MD degree and completion of four years of residency training in an acceptable radiation oncology training program.

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Classification Title:	CLIN AST/ASO/FULL PROFESSOR
Classification Minimum Requirements:	MD degree and completion of four years of residency training in an acceptable radiation oncology training program. Applicants must be board certified in Radiation Oncology and eligible for a Florida Medical License.
Job Description:	The University of Florida's Department of Radiation Oncology is seeking a Multi-Track Faculty member at the Clinical Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor level to join a program that combines rigorous academic inquiry with a high-volume, complex clinical environment at UF Health Shands — one of the nation's leading academic medical centers.

Deliver expert clinical care across a broad spectrum of disease sites, contributing to a multidisciplinary oncology team that manages complex and high-acuity cases
Contribute to medical student, resident, and fellow education within UF's ACGME-accredited Radiation Oncology residency program
Develop or advance an independent or collaborative research portfolio, with access to UF's extensive clinical trial infrastructure and NIH-funded research networks
Participate in departmental quality, safety, and continuous improvement initiatives aligned with UF Health standards

Gainesville is a vibrant and affordable community offering an exceptional quality of life, combining the resources of a major academic medical center with the charm of a college town. Residents enjoy year-round warm weather, reasonable housing costs, minimal traffic congestion, and a dynamic university atmosphere.

Located in North Central Florida, Gainesville provides convenient access to both the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, world-renowned beaches and theme parks, multiple international airports, and major metropolitan areas including Orlando, Tampa, and Jacksonville. With a metropolitan population of approximately 350,000, the region is home to the University of Florida, one of the nation's leading public universities, and a prominent Division I athletic program.

The area offers excellent schools, a growing technology sector, and abundant outdoor recreational opportunities. As a leading academic institution and health center in the Southeast, the University of Florida fosters a supportive environment for clinical care, education, innovation, and research.