Location:

Gyneco-Oncologists (Gyneco-Oncology)

Job Type:

Permanent full-time

Schedule:

Day, On Call, 8-hour shifts. Work schedule may be changed to meet operational needs.

Language Requirement:

Bilingual essential

The Gyneco-Oncologist plays a crucial role in the study and treatment of gynecological cancer. Reporting to the Regional Gyneco-Oncology Division Head and the Medical Director for the area, this professional focuses on providing a wide range of medical care to patients with confirmed or suspected gynecological cancer diagnoses.

The Gyneco-Oncologist practices in various clinical contexts to deliver individualized care and support to adult patients and their loved ones throughout their disease trajectory. This includes health promotion, prevention measures, screening, initial assessment and diagnosis of gynecological cancer, medical and surgical treatments, survival and follow-up, as well as supportive, palliative, and end-of-life care.

The Gyneco-Oncologist works collaboratively with other health professionals to deliver diversified and comprehensive care to gynecological cancer patients and their loved ones. To ensure adequate service coverage, the Gyneco-Oncologist participates in an on-call rotation during statutory holidays, weekends, and evenings in which surgical inpatient services are provided.

The Gyneco-Oncologist is also required to take part in research activities in their field of practice. Additionally, they take an active part in teaching activities in their department, in close collaboration with the Centre de formation médicale du Nouveau‐Brunswick.

Requirements for this position include a degree from a recognized medical school and residency granting a licence in Gyneco-Oncology. A recognized medical school is one that meets the following criteria:

• Accredited by the Committee on Accreditation of Canadian Medical Schools (CACMS) or the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) (in the United States)
• Recognized certification in obstetrics and gynecology from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
• Recognized certification in gyneco-oncology from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
• Active membership in the Canadian Medical Protective Association or equivalent liability insurance association
• Membership with the New Brunswick Medical Society
• One to three years' experience will be considered an asset
• Any other combination of training and experience deemed relevant and equivalent could be considered
• Ability to guide medical learners and to teach
• Written communication skills in the scientific and medical fields
• Good work history (performance and attendance)

Possibility of a recruitment incentive depending on eligibility, as determined by the Department of Health (return of service required).