As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 7 general practitioner in oncology jobs in Canada. The most active employers are PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority, Cancer Care Alberta and Nova Scotia Healthcare System. Skills often requested: patient care, primary care, general medicine and fill out forms.
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Cancer Care Alberta needs candidates with an MD, eligibility for CPSA licensure in Alberta, and prior training or experience in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine or an equivalent field.
Candidates need an MD, eligibility for CPSA licensure in Alberta, and previous training or experience in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine or equivalent. Training or experience in a hematology program is an asset.
Candidates need eligibility for British Columbia family practitioner licensure and Canadian certification (FRCP, FRCS or CCFP) at appointment. Oncology or hematology experience is desirable but not mandatory, and candidates should be suitable for appointment to the University of British Columbia.
Candidates need BC licensure eligibility and Canadian certification (FRCP, FRCS or CCFP) at appointment, and must be suitable for a UBC appointment. Prior GPO experience is not required, as training is provided, and a commitment to reconciliation and Indigenous cultural safety is expected.
Medical oncology, Clinical trials, Teaching, Research
Candidates need a licence to practise as a family physician in British Columbia and must meet BC Cancer and Kelowna General Hospital medical staff requirements. Inpatient and oncology experience is an asset but not required, and the applicant must be suitable for UBC appointment.
Palliative care, Clinical trials, Medical oncology, IPS
Candidates need an active license to practise medicine in Nova Scotia from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia, active Canadian Medical Protective Association coverage, and hospital privileges at the designated site. Prior oncology training is an asset but not required.
Primary care, Documentation, Collaboration, Fill out forms, Patient care, NP
Candidates need an active licence from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia, active CMPA coverage and hospital privileges at the designated site. Oncology training is an asset but not required, since training is provided.
Primary care, Documentation, Collaboration, Fill out forms, Patient care, NP
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Common questions
Who is hiring general practitioner in oncologys?
PHSA - Provincial Health Services Authority (3), Cancer Care Alberta (2) and Nova Scotia Healthcare System (2).
What skills do general practitioner in oncology jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention patient care, primary care, general medicine, fill out forms, immunotherapy, documentation, clinical trials and medical oncology.