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Key Points Question What are the perceptions and experiences of multidisciplinary cancer care clinicians (medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, surgical oncologists, oncology navigators, and cancer survivorship) with regard to telehealth visits and exchanging secure messages with patients during the COVID-19 pandemic? Findings In this survey study of 202 multidisciplinary cancer care clinicians, most were satisfied with telehealth and wished to maintain or increase future use. Despite being thought to promote a weaker patient-clinician connection, telehealth was considered appropriate by most to handle the greater part of patient assessment and care; however, some clinicians preferred in-person visits for certain activities. Meaning Results of this survey study suggest that telehealth is well accepted by various cancer care clinicians, and is likely to remain used to some extent for most aspects of cancer care in the future.