Super Specialist Hiring: Medical Oncologist for a National Cancer Care Center in Northeast India
Client Overview
A leading national cancer care center located in Guwahati, Assam, sought to hire a medical oncologist to enhance its oncology services. The role demanded an experienced oncologist specializing in complex cases, with a focus on providing world-class cancer treatment in a region with limited healthcare resources.
The Challenge
Remote Location: Recruiting for a critical role in Northeast India was particularly challenging due to the region’s remoteness and limited access to specialized medical professionals.
Right Budget: While the cancer center had allocated a competitive budget for the role, it struggled to meet the salary expectations of highly qualified oncologists who preferred working in metro cities.
Qualification & Experience: The center required a highly qualified oncologist with experience in advanced cancer treatment protocols and managing rare cancers, which narrowed the pool of candidates.
Svastih’s Approach
Strategic Nationwide Search: Svastih Placements leveraged its deep network across India, engaging with oncologists from premier hospitals and academic institutions. Our approach focused on identifying specialists passionate about working in underserved regions.
Tailored Compensation Negotiation: We offered a transparent approach to compensation, aligning expectations between the center and the candidate, ensuring both the right package and relocation support were provided.
Candidate Assessment for Local Adaptability: Beyond qualifications, we focused on candidates who demonstrated the flexibility and commitment to working in a remote region while maintaining clinical excellence.
Results and Impact
The appointed oncologist brought advanced cancer treatment protocols to the center, improving patient outcomes by 20%.
The center became a leading hub for cancer care in the region, attracting patients from neighboring states.
The oncologist’s expertise helped improve patient survival rates and reduced referral rates to major metro cities.
