Fox Hill Associates

Hematology/Oncology

ILLINOIS: Become a partner with a seasoned medical oncologist. Join a highly respected and compassionate physician who has practiced in the community for over 25 years. The practice is busy; 25 patients a day. Two thirds are seen by the oncologist and the remainder by his nurse practitioner. The practice is lucrative with a 9-chair chemotherapy program, 97% collection rate and long-term income in the top 10% of private oncology practices. The practice has 3 sources of revenue. The first is from the clinical practice: office visits, hospital visits and 9-chair chemotherapy program. The next source is from clinical research. The practice has established a separate corporation which contracts with drug companies to conduct clinical trials. The final source of income is derived from diagnostic studies. The practice jointly owns and operates clinic-based diagnostic equipment with a urologist. This is a partnership opportunity with low buy-in. Ownership in a separate corporation for industry-sponsored drug trials is also available, as well as an equity position in the diagnostic imaging equipment. In addition to compensation and benefits, the hospital will provide medical school loan paybacks for interested physicians. The location is a college town of 35,000 located 3 hours southwest of Chicago. The community is known in the Chicago area as a delightful weekend getaway destination. The town is brimming with historic Victorian mansions; many converted to bed and breakfasts. Tree lined streets evoke an era of quiet genteel living. A well known liberal arts college adds an Ivy League ambiance. Please contact Charles Humes at (800) 338-7107 or e-mail cjh@foxhillassociates.com.

WISCONSIN: Join a new Division of Hematology that is a joint effort of the Medical College of Wisconsin, Department of Medicine; BloodCenter of Wisconsin and Froedtert Hospital. The hematologist will be employed by the BloodCenter of Wisconsin, hold a faculty position with the Medical College of Wisconsin and have offices at the new Froedtert Hospital Clinical Cancer Center. The primary focus of the position is clinical benign hematology. The hematologist will manage a large and established base of adult patients and provide consult services at Froedtert Hospital, the teaching hospital of the Medical College of Wisconsin. Teaching is also an essential part of the position and the hematologist will round with residents and fellows. Although the position is primarily clinical, there is a potential to do clinical research. However, research duties are not a requirement of the position. Compensation will be competitive with an outstanding package of fringe benefits. Reside in the Greater Milwaukee Area, which boasts 3 of the Top 100 Towns in the USA (Money Magazine, July 2007). In addition, Wisconsin again ranks as The Best State in the USA for Quality of Healthcare. Furthermore, Wisconsin remains a Top 5 Physician Friendly State in regard to medical malpractice insurance climate. The area’s local Chamber of Commerce and Industry promote and support the business community to enhance the quality of life. The Chamber has a membership base of over 525 area businesses and associations. Outstanding shopping, top rated golf facilities, superb lodging and dining - all combine to make this community not only a great place to live, but a great place for business. Money Magazine ranked the area number 19 on their "100 Best Places to Live" list. Milwaukee is located in southeastern Wisconsin on the western shore of Lake Michigan, 90 miles north of Chicago and 70 miles east of Madison. The 2000 city population of approximately 630,000 makes it the nation’s 17th largest. The four-county area of Milwaukee, Waukesha, Ozaukee, and Washington boasts a rapidly growing population nearing 2 million. Please contact Charles Humes at (800) 338-7107or cjh@foxhillassociates.com.


	Hematology/Oncology ILLINOIS: Become a partner with a seasoned medical oncologist. Join a highly respected and compassionate physician who has practiced in the community for over 25 years. The practice is busy; 25 patients a day. Two thirds are seen by the oncologist and the remainder by his nurse practitioner. The practice is lucrative with a 9-chair chemotherapy program, 97% collection rate and long-term income in the top 10% of private oncology practices. The practice has 3 sources of revenue. The first is from the clinical practice: office visits, hospital visits and 9-chair chemotherapy program. The next source is from clinical research. The practice has established a separate corporation which contracts with drug companies to conduct clinical trials. The final source of income is derived from diagnostic studies. The practice jointly owns and operates clinic-based diagnostic equipment with a urologist. This is a partnership opportunity with low buy-in. Ownership in a separate corporation for industry-sponsored drug trials is also available, as well as an equity position in the diagnostic imaging equipment. In addition to compensation and benefits, the hospital will provide medical school loan paybacks for interested physicians. The location is a college town of 35,000 located 3 hours southwest of Chicago. The community is known in the Chicago area as a delightful weekend getaway destination. The town is brimming with historic Victorian mansions; many converted to bed and breakfasts. Tree lined streets evoke an era of quiet genteel living. A well known liberal arts college adds an Ivy League ambiance. Please contact Charles Humes at (800) 338-7107 or e-mail cjh@foxhillassociates.com. WISCONSIN: Join a new Division of Hematology that is a joint effort of the Medical College of Wisconsin, Department of Medicine; BloodCenter of Wisconsin and Froedtert Hospital. The hematologist will be employed by the BloodCenter of Wisconsin, hold a faculty position with the Medical College of Wisconsin and have offices at the new Froedtert Hospital Clinical Cancer Center. The primary focus of the position is clinical benign hematology. The hematologist will manage a large and established base of adult patients and provide consult services at Froedtert Hospital, the teaching hospital of the Medical College of Wisconsin. Teaching is also an essential part of the position and the hematologist will round with residents and fellows. Although the position is primarily clinical, there is a potential to do clinical research. However, research duties are not a requirement of the position. Compensation will be competitive with an outstanding package of fringe benefits. Reside in the Greater Milwaukee Area, which boasts 3 of the Top 100 Towns in the USA (Money Magazine, July 2007). In addition, Wisconsin again ranks as The Best State in the USA for Quality of Healthcare. Furthermore, Wisconsin remains a Top 5 Physician Friendly State in regard to medical malpractice insurance climate. The area’s local Chamber of Commerce and Industry promote and support the business community to enhance the quality of life. The Chamber has a membership base of over 525 area businesses and associations. Outstanding shopping, top rated golf facilities, superb lodging and dining - all combine to make this community not only a great place to live, but a great place for business. Money Magazine ranked the area number 19 on their "100 Best Places to Live" list. Milwaukee is located in southeastern Wisconsin on the western shore of Lake Michigan, 90 miles north of Chicago and 70 miles east of Madison. The 2000 city population of approximately 630,000 makes it the nation’s 17th largest. The four-county area of Milwaukee, Waukesha, Ozaukee, and Washington boasts a rapidly growing population nearing 2 million. Please contact Charles Humes at (800) 338-7107or cjh@foxhillassociates.com.