Gynecologic Oncologist

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN) at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota is seeking a Gynecologic Oncologist to join our high-volume surgical practice.

Preferred candidates should possess the following attributes:

• Collaborative and Inclusive Mindset:
  • Highly collaborative including ability to partner with team members by fostering an inclusive work environment and respecting others with different backgrounds experiences and perspectivesto enhance a culture of belonging.
  • Ability to participate and lead activities that foster an inclusive environment for coworkers and patients.
• Surgical Expertise:
  • A strong foundation in performing complex procedures for gynecologic cancers with the ability to work autonomously.
  • Interested in advancing surgical innovation.
• Research Interest:A demonstrated interest in conducting impactful research with potential for external funding and involvement in prospective clinical/surgical trials.
• Commitment to Education:A passion for mentoring and educating medical students residents and fellows.

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology consists of over 50 board-certified physicians providing care to a rich patient mix involving regional national and international patients. All OB/GYN subspecialties are represented in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. The department also supports 20 residents and 18 fellows through six ACGME/ABOG accredited training programs. Mayo Clinics gynecologic oncologists offer an integrated approach to the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic cancers specializing in the surgical management of complex benign and oncologic addition they partner with experts in medical and radiation oncology. The division includes nine gynecologic oncologists. Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) assist with evaluation of new patients management of post-surgical patients and independently manage patients seen for postoperative evaluation and cancer survivorship.

Designated as a comprehensive cancer center by the National Cancer Institute the Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Centers renowned physicians researchers and scientists conduct team-based patient-centered research to develop the latest technologies and treatments to address unmet patient needs. As a result our patients have access to clinical trials in all phases. Mayo Clinic has been the home of a SPORE in Ovarian Cancer since 2009. This complements active research in other gynecologic cancers. Other resources include 12 da Vinci robots the availability of intraoperative radiation excellent anesthesia and critical care support and world class multidisciplinary collaboration with other surgical specialties to perform complex gynecologic procedures.

Board Certified/Board Eligible in OB/GYN and Gynecologic Oncology with advanced fellowship training in gynecologic oncology. Minnesota Medical Licensure required.