Fellow - Medical Oncology - Adolescent & Young Adult

Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre · location not stated, VIC

Accredited regMedical oncology
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Posted
31 Aug 2026

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Physician training (BPT / general medicine) partial match
  • >=12 months medical specialties

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Palliative medicine partial match
  • training structure 36 months

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The ad

At Peter Mac we aim to continuously improve cancer care, research and education across all cancers and for all people affected by cancer: changing lives, breaking new ground. Everything we do is underpinned by our core values, Excellence, Compassion and Innovation. Welcoming people from a wide variety of different backgrounds and experiences is critical to fostering innovation, cultivating compassion, attracting and retaining top talent and providing the best possible cancer care for our patients.

YOUR ROLE IN OUR FUTURE - MY Room Adolescent & Young Adult Oncology Fellow

Overview:

The Victorian AYA Cancer Service is a state-wide initiative aimed at improving the delivery of high-quality care for young Victorians diagnosed with cancer.

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Embedded within the service, the The My Room Adolescent & Young Adult Oncology Fellow position offers a unique opportunity to gain specialised experience and training in AYA Oncology. The fellowship provides broad exposure in the care of young people across multiple tumour streams including sarcoma, testicular cancer and brain tumours, as well as participation in the AYA transition program. A strong emphasis is placed on developing skills in developmentally appropriate, age ‑ specific oncological care. The role offers excellent opportunities for AYA specific clinical experience, research, teaching and education. There are also opportunities to lead research and/or quality improvement projects under the supervision of the Adolescent & Young Adult Oncology Leadership Team. The fellowship is open to both paediatric and adult oncology trainees and is suitable to be used for the Paediatric Developmental and Psychosocial mandatory training term or Non-core adult training requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

Provision of high-quality care to young people (aged under 39 years) and their families across a range of tumour streams including sarcoma, testicular cancer and brain tumours.

Participate in and contribute to AYA clinical services including the AYA triage meeting, transition and survivorship program.

Attend and contribute to relevant multidisciplinary meetings (AYA psychosocial MDM, Adult Sarcoma MDM, Brain MDM, RCH solid MDM, and others as appropriate).

Actively contribute to education of junior medical staff, nursing, allied health and students as appropriate

Opportunities:

Hands-on experience managing AYA patients independently, supported by expert supervision

Accredited training toward Development and Psychosocial mandatory requirements for paediatric oncology training (6 months) or non-core adult training requirements

Opportunity to participate in or lead research / quality improvement projects under the supervision of the Adolescent & Young Adult Oncology Leadership Team

Ideal Candidate:

This position is ideally suited to paediatric or adult oncology advanced trainees with a strong interest in AYA oncology.

Enquiries to:

Associate Professor Kate Thompson

Kate.Thompson@petermac.org

Applications Close: 14 September 2026

Position Summary

The Victorian Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Service is a multidisciplinary service providing high quality oncology care to young people and their families alongside a state-wide secondary consultation service, AYA directed research and education and training programs.

This Clinical Fellow position provides experience and training in Adolescent & Young Adult Oncology. The fellowship is embedded within a range of tumour streams (sarcoma, testicular and brain cancer) with a focus on building the skillset for developmentally appropriate oncological care. There are excellent opportunities for AYA specific clinical experience, research, teaching and education. There are also opportunities to lead quality improvement projects under the supervision of the Adolescent & Young Adult Oncology Leadership Team.

The Victorian Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Service has zero tolerance for child abuse and are committed to acting in the best interest of children and young people in our care. We promote cultural safety and participation of Aboriginal children, children of cultural and linguistic diversity and those with disabilities to keep them safe at all times.

Enterprise Agreement

Doctor in Training

Classification or Salary Range

As per award

Immunisation Risk Category

Category A

Key Relationships

Direct

Medical Director, Victorian Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Service

Indirect

Director of Medical Oncology

Program Director, Victorian Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Service

Education

Skills

Essential Requirements

Medical Qualifications registerable by AHPRA

Completed at least two core years of registrar level of training in adult medical oncology or paediatric oncology

Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team setting

Ability to establish and maintain good interpersonal relationships with medical staff and other disciplines

Previous research experience an advantage

Valid National Criminal Record Check and a Working with Children Check prior to commencing employment

Desirable Requirements

Academic standing: PhD and/or profile including 1st author in peer reviewed publications and presentations

Prior experience in AYA oncology

Certifications, Licenses & Registrations

AHPRA Registration

Key Accountabilities

Key Accountabilities

Demonstrated by / Key Performance Indicators

1. Clinical Service

Provision of clinical care to young people (aged under 39) and their families across a range of tumour streams including sarcoma, testicular and brain cancer.

Provision and involvement in a range of AYA clinical services including the AYA triage meeting, transition and survivorship program.

Provision of clinical care in the outpatient setting.

Attendance at relevant multidisciplinary meetings (AYA psychosocial MDM, Adult Sarcoma MDM, Brain MDM, RCH solid MDM, selected others as appropriate).

Timely and accurate completion of patient related documentation, including EMR encounters, outpatient documentation and any other required documentation relevant to enhancing continuity of care

Actively and regularly participates in peer review patient related activities

Follows hospital policies and procedure

2. Clinical Research

Enrols and manages patients on clinical trials

Participates in AYA service development with potential involvement in program development, AYA research projects and clinical audits

3. Education & Training

Attendance at relevant educational activities

Timely completion and compliance with all hospital mandated training

Active contribution to education of junior staff, nursing, allied health and medical students as appropriate

Active contribution to education and training programs as appropriate

Key Accountabilities (Contd..)

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For further information about this opportunity, click Apply to be redirected to the Peter Mac Careers page where you can review the position profile. Alternatively, please contact us for a confidential discussion.

Peter Mac is a child safe organisation and has a commitment to child safety and wellbeing.

WHY WORK FOR PETER MAC

Peter Mac offer a range of benefits which support our people both personally and professionally.

Our staff benefits include award winning facilities, professional development and events, a health and wellbeing program, flexible work practices and policies and financial benefits such as salary packaging.

We encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, all members of the LGBTQI community and people with a disability.

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Record details for this listing
Source
SAP SuccessFactors (Victorian public health services) — careers.petermac.org
Record kind
live — observed by the nightly scrape
Grade (our classification)
Accredited registrar
Specialties (from title)
Medical oncology
Metro / regional
Location unclassified
Closing date confidence
exact
First seen
12 Sept 2026, 5:23 pm AEST
Last seen
12 Sept 2026, 5:23 pm AEST
Last verified live
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Status
open