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Advanced Practice Provider Hematology/Oncology Fellowship
Company : Oregon Health & Science University
Location : Portland, OR, 97201
Job Type : Full Time / Part Time
Date Posted : 2 January 2026
Department Overview
Advanced Practice Provider Hematology/Oncology Fellowship
Our 12-month Advanced Practice Provider Hematology/Oncology Fellowship is designed for:
- Newly graduated nurse practitioners and physician assistants seeking clinical experience in hematology/oncology.
- APPs with no oncology background who want to transition to specialty care. Mission
Mission:
Our program gives advanced practice providers a comprehensive framework to build a foundation of clinical knowledge, core competences and critical thinking skills.
Vision:
We aim to achieve excellence by advancing education, research and clinical expertise that empowers the next generation of advanced practice providers in leadership with a comprehensive foundation in the field of oncology and the dedication to serve as compassionate, patient-centric providers from diagnosis to survivorship.
Learn more about the Advanced Practice Provider Hematology/Oncology Fellowship HERE.
Function/Duties of Position
APP fellows will receive clinical and didactic education to gain hands-on experience while building a knowledge base across the continuum of oncology care, from early diagnosis through survivorship or end-of-life care. Clinical rotations encompass a variety of oncology subspecialties including hematologic malignancies, autologous and allogeneic stem cell transplant, CAR-T and other cellular therapies, and solid tumor malignancies, incorporating surgical, radiation and medical oncology, as well as supportive therapeutics such as palliative care and infectious disease. Our comprehensive approach to post-graduate education provides an opportunity for professional development for the next generation of APP leaders.
Core curriculum:
- Benign hematology
- Community hematology/oncology
- Gastrointestinal malignancies
- Genitourinary and prostate malignancies
- Hematologic malignancies
- Infectious disease
- Lung, Head & Neck
- Medical/surgical breast oncology
- Palliative care
- Phase 1 clinical trials
- Stem cell transplantation and CAR-T
- Additional opportunities: Gynecologic oncology, Neuro Oncology and Sarcoma
Months 4 through 10: Fellows will participate in a weekly continuity clinic with one of our community oncology partners.
Months 11 and 12: Fellows choose a specialized area for an extended rotation.
Required Qualifications
We accept two applicants for the program each year. By the start of the program, successful applicants must:
- Be U.S. citizens or legally able to work in the U.S.
- Have completed an accredited PA or NP master’s program
- Have unencumbered licensure as either:
- A physician assistant with the Oregon Medical Board
- A nurse practitioner with the Oregon State Board of Nursing with certification in one of the following areas:
- Family
- Adult
- Adult gerontology acute/primary care, or
- Acute care
- Have national board certification as a:
- Physician assistant from the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA) within 6 months of beginning fellowship OR
- Nurse practitioner from a nationally accredited organization such as the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) or the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (AANP)
- Eligible for DEA licensure
- BLS/ACLS certification
Additional Details
Applications for entry into the winter 2027 cohort (January) will be accepted between Dec. 1, 2025 and 11:59 p.m. Pacific on Feb. 27, 2026. Late applications will not be accepted.
Required components:
Submit the following as a complete package for your application to be considered:
- Complete this OHSU online application. With it, you much upload:
- Curriculum vitae
- Statement describing why you are pursuing a post-graduate fellowship and your career goals upon completion of this program. Format: No more than one page, double-spaced, in 12-point text. Your personal statement is an opportunity for you to express your original experiences.
- Three letters of recommendation. Evaluators must use official letterhead and email them directly to KCIAPPFellowship@ohsu.edu by 11:59 p.m. Pacific on Feb. 27, 2026. We will not accept letters from applicants.
- New graduates must submit one letter from a physician or APP mentor, one from a faculty member of your graduate program, and a person of your choice who is qualified to comment on your professional practice.
- Experienced APPs must submit one letter from a physician or APP mentor, one from a peer, and one from a person of your choice who is qualified to comment on your professional practice
- Unofficial PA or NP graduate transcripts. Your accredited program must email these directly to: KCIAPPFellowship@ohsu.edu.
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Frequently asked questions
Holding certifications like BLS and ACLS is essential, but advanced credentials such as NCCPA for PAs or ANCC for NPs significantly elevate your application. In Oregon, licensure with the state medical or nursing board tailored to hematology-oncology practice is also highly regarded.
This fellowship immerses new nurse practitioners in clinical rotations across oncology subspecialties, blending hands-on patient care with didactic learning. It sharpens diagnostic acumen and treatment planning, fostering critical thinking crucial for managing complex hematologic and oncologic cases.
Portland’s healthcare environment emphasizes integrative oncology care, including access to cutting-edge cellular therapies and community partnerships. The local demand for hematology-oncology specialists is growing, with multidisciplinary collaboration being a hallmark of practice here.
Portland shows a moderate to high demand for hematology oncology providers, bolstered by institutions like Oregon Health & Science University. Candidates with specialized fellowship training and relevant certifications have an edge due to a competitive pool of advanced practice providers.
OHSU’s fellowship uniquely integrates comprehensive clinical exposure across hematologic malignancies, stem cell transplant, and cellular therapies with community continuity clinics. Its focus on leadership development and research opportunities sets it apart from other post-graduate oncology training pathways.
OHSU provides mentorship and networking tailored to oncology advanced practice providers, facilitating transitions into leadership roles or specialized clinical positions. The program’s strong ties to research and community oncology enhance post-fellowship employment prospects across the Northwest.
Advanced Practice Providers completing hematology/oncology fellowships in Portland typically earn between $95,000 and $120,000 annually. Salaries reflect clinical expertise, certifications, and Oregon’s cost of living, with potential increases in specialized or leadership roles.
No prior oncology background is required; the fellowship welcomes newly graduated nurse practitioners and physician assistants or those transitioning into oncology. The program’s curriculum is designed to build foundational clinical skills from the ground up.
Fellows rotate through diverse oncology specialties including hematologic malignancies, stem cell transplantation, CAR-T therapies, and solid tumors. They also gain experience in palliative care and infectious disease management, ensuring a holistic oncology practice foundation.
Applicants must secure three letters of recommendation sent directly by evaluators on official letterhead to the program's email. New graduates and experienced APPs have distinct requirements to ensure references reflect both clinical aptitude and professional character.