The 12-story, 510,000-square-foot pavilion will house 96 inpatient beds, 84 infusion bays and 74 exam rooms and bring key cancer services, including infusion, chemotherapy, radiation, imaging and outpatient care, under one roof.
The institute plans to hire about 500 to 600 people to staff the pavilion.
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