Kaiser WA - 1 year leave coverage Radiation Oncology

Summary

Kaiser Permanente - Washington Permanente Medical Group is seeking a full-time (1.0 FTE) BE/BC Radiation Oncologist salaried locum to provide a sabbatical leave coverage for one year starting August 2025 to July 2026. This position is based at our Capitol Hill Medical Center in Seattle, Washington. Monthly travel stipend provided for those relocating for the position.

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Our Capitol Hill Medical Campus is a multispecialty medical center. Ambulatory Surgery Center, Lab, Radiology and Pharmacy on site. Office hours are 8am – 5pm Monday through Friday, with Urgent Care open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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As a condition of employment, all clinicians and employees are required to verify COVID-19 vaccination status. As part of the pre-boarding process and before starting work, you will be required to verify your vaccination status, and will be provided an opportunity to apply for an accommodation based on a religious or medical reason, if needed.

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Compensation and Benefits

The entire salary range for this position is $507,125 to $596,618 and will be prorated based on FTE. Placement of new hires will be in the range of $507,125 to $566,787 based on factors such as education, training or experience.

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About Us

Washington Permanente Medical Group (WPMG) is a clinician-led, self-governed and independent multi-specialty group practice, providing care to the more than 700,000 Kaiser Permanente patients in Washington state. We work unencumbered by traditional health care obstacles and without silos; prioritizing people over profits, collaboration over ego, and driven by a singular goal: our patients' health. At WPMG, we take care of the whole person, with a team to address the fundamental, social, and emotional needs that contribute to total health. We are clinicians motivated by the desire to make a purposeful difference in the communities we serve, and in how health care is delivered.

We are looking for people to join us who understand that being a leader doesn’t always come with a job title; it’s about who you are, what you believe, and how you show up every day.

People who work to know, respect, and guide their colleagues and patients. People who focus on serving their team and the people they take care of by inspiring, including and holding themselves and each other accountable for everything they do. People who have the courage to commit, improve, and work with others to find solutions to help make this the best place to give care and the best place to get care.