Job Summary

Baptist MD Anderson Cancer Center located in beautiful Northeast Florida is actively seeking an experienced Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant to join our distinguished cancer medicine faculty. The Advanced Practice Provider (Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant) for Women's Oncologic Sexual Health and Gynecologic Oncology Survivorship provides specialized, patient-centered outpatient care to two closely aligned patient populations:

• Adult patients within the gynecologic oncology population requiring longitudinal survivorship care following completion of active cancer treatment
• Adult women oncology patients experiencing sexual health concerns or treatment-related physical changes affecting sexual wellness, pelvic health, and overall quality of life

This role supports patients across the cancer continuum, with a strong emphasis on survivorship care, sexual wellness, screening, prevention, and risk reduction. The APP works collaboratively within a multidisciplinary oncology team to provide comprehensive evaluations, in-office pelvic examinations, individualized education, and longitudinal follow-up focused on managing late and long-term effects of cancer therapy while promoting overall health and wellness during survivorship.

Schedule

• Part Time Tuesday-Thursday; daytime hours.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical Care

• Provides longitudinal outpatient care for adult patients within the gynecologic oncology survivorship population following completion of active treatment.
• Delivers specialized care for adult women oncology patients experiencing sexual health concerns or treatment-related physical and functional changes affecting sexual wellness and pelvic health.
• Performs comprehensive clinical assessments, including in-office pelvic examinations and survivorship-focused evaluations.
• Assesses and manages late and long-term effects of cancer therapy, including hormonal changes, pelvic health concerns, sexual dysfunction, treatment-related symptoms, and quality-of-life challenges.
• Develops individualized care plans emphasizing survivorship wellness, symptom management, and restoration of function.
• Provides patient-centered education, counseling, and anticipatory guidance related to survivorship, sexual health, and overall health promotion.

Screening, Prevention, and Surveillance

• Implements evidence-based survivorship surveillance and follow-up care aligned with clinical guidelines.
• Conducts personalized risk assessments to support cancer screening, prevention, and risk reduction strategies.
• Coordinates appropriate imaging, laboratory testing, and referrals as part of ongoing survivorship management.
• Promotes lifestyle interventions and wellness strategies to optimize long-term outcomes for cancer survivors.

Collaboration and Multidisciplinary Care

• Works closely with gynecologic oncology surgeons, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, nursing, genetics, physical therapy, psychology, and allied health professionals.
• Facilitates care coordination and transitions between active treatment and survivorship phases.
• Serves as a clinical resource within the program for survivorship care and women's oncologic sexual health.

Program Development and Education

• Participates in patient education initiatives supporting survivorship and sexual health.
• Contributes to program development efforts aimed at improving survivorship care delivery and patient access.
• Engages in community outreach or educational activities promoting awareness of survivorship and women's sexual health.

World Famous Quality of Life

Northeast Florida is alive with over 1,100 miles of beaches and waterways, 80,000 acres of parks and trails, a strong and prosperous economy, professional sports teams, championship tennis clubs, renowned golf courses, diverse heritage and vast cultural experiences. The area serves as home to some of the Sunshine State's best cost of living and the nation's most sought after quality of life, combining old southern charm with modern Florida flair. Immediately within reach are world famous destinations, attractions, theme parks, entertainment and recreation for individuals and families of all ages.

Recently ranked by Forbes Magazine as the second most desirable city for relocation in the United States, Jacksonville is a modern and vibrant destination surrounded by the very best that Florida has to offer. Equal parts relaxation and adventure, the region was recently chosen as one of Expedia's "Top 20 Supercool U.S. Cities".

Baptist MD Anderson is an equal opportunity employer who recognizes the value which evolves from a diverse faculty. Interested candidates should submit their CV and a letter describing their clinical and academic interests to: Madeleine.Lamb@bmcjax.com

Education Required

Master's Degree

Education Preferred

Master's Degree

Experience

Required

• Demonstrated expertise or strong interest in sexual health, pelvic health, and survivorship care.
• Excellent communication, education, and interpersonal skills.

Preferred

• Prior experience in gynecologic oncology or cancer survivorship programs.
• Experience in women's health, oncology, gynecology, or survivorship care.
• Specialized training or certification in women's health, sexual health, or pelvic health.
• Experience working within a multidisciplinary oncology care model

License and Certification

Required

• Licensed Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant with eligibility for state licensure.
• National certification as an NP or PA.

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