Physician Assistant / Nurse Practitioner - Hematology & Oncology Charleston, SC

Charleston, SC

Full Time

Professional Services

Experienced

Advanced Practice Provider (PA/NP) – Hematology/Oncology

North Charleston and Summerville/Berkeley

Join Charleston Oncology as a Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner working closely with a dedicated hematologist/oncologist to provide comprehensive care to patients with cancer and hematologic conditions. This role offers the opportunity to build long-term relationships with patients within an experienced, collaborative oncology team.

Why Join Us

Prestige & Expertise – Join a respected practice with 13 oncologists and 200+ years of combined experience.
Collaborative Team – Work alongside physicians, nurses, MAs, and fellow APPs in a supportive, patient-focused environment.
Cutting-Edge Care – Access advanced treatments, clinical trials, in-house lab services, and pharmacy support.
Work-Life Balance – Balanced patient loads, shared call, and a culture that values provider well-being.
Charleston Lifestyle – Live and work in one of Travel + Leisure’s #1-ranked U.S. cities, offering beaches, world-class dining, history, and vibrant culture.

Responsibilities

Provide inpatient and outpatient hematology/oncology care.
Evaluate, diagnose, and manage cancer and blood disorders.
Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to deliver coordinated, patient-centered care.
Manage EMR workload and patient in-baskets within EPIC.
Deliver compassionate care with a strong focus on patient satisfaction and quality outcomes.

Required Qualifications

Licensed Physician Assistant (PA) or Nurse Practitioner (NP).
Willingness to work collaboratively with all members of the care team, including MAs, nurses, and other APPs.
Comfort caring for both inpatient and outpatient populations.
Proficiency in EMR workload management and patient in-baskets.
Flexibility to practice at multiple Charleston-area locations.
Proven history of prioritizing patient satisfaction.

Preferred Qualifications

2+ years of hematology/oncology experience (5+ years preferred).
Proficiency with EPIC EMR.

Join a team that combines advanced cancer care, collaboration, and quality of life in one of the most desirable cities in the U.S.

Apply now at www.CharlestonOncology.com

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