Company Description Accord Superspeciality Hospital is India's first smart hospital, designed to enhance clinical decision-making through advanced augmented artificial intelligence, integrated systems, and innovative software. Located on a 4.8-acre campus, the hospital offers 380 beds, over 20 departments, and more than 120 IT modules to support comprehensive, technology-enabled care. Accord focuses on cost-efficient, high-quality healthcare for patients with insurance as well as self-paying individuals across the region. The hospital prioritizes strategic investment in its facilities and technology to continuously improve services. Accord is committed to leading independent healthcare delivery and upholding the highest standards of patient care and outcomes.
Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Oncologist role based in Faridabad at Accord Superspeciality Hospital. The Oncologist will assess, diagnose, and manage patients with various cancers, developing individualized treatment plans that may include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapies, and other oncologic interventions. Responsibilities include conducting outpatient and inpatient consultations, reviewing diagnostic tests and imaging, coordinating multidisciplinary tumor boards, and monitoring treatment response and side effects. The role involves close collaboration with surgeons, radiologists, pathologists, nursing staff, and allied health professionals to ensure integrated, evidence-based cancer care. The Oncologist will also participate in clinical audits, quality initiatives, and may contribute to research, teaching, and continuous medical education activities within the hospital.
Qualifications

Strong foundation in Medicine with specialized expertise in Oncology and the clinical management of Cancer.
Proficiency in planning and administering Chemotherapy, including supportive care and management of treatment-related toxicities.
Knowledge of Radiation Therapy principles and the ability to collaborate effectively with radiation oncology teams for integrated treatment planning.
Recognized medical degree (MBBS) and postgraduate qualification in Oncology or related specialty (e.g., MD/DNB in Internal Medicine with DM/DNB in Medical Oncology or equivalent).
Valid medical registration with appropriate national or state medical councils and compliance with all regulatory requirements.
Demonstrated experience in hospital-based oncology practice, preferably in a tertiary or superspeciality setting.
Strong clinical judgment, evidence-based practice approach, and familiarity with international oncology guidelines and protocols.
Excellent communication, counseling, and interpersonal skills for working with patients, families, and multidisciplinary teams.
Commitment to ethical, patient-centered care, continuous learning, and participation in quality improvement and safety initiatives.