Radiation Oncologist

• Meet with patients to evaluate their medical history and diagnose cancer, and to discuss radiation treatment options.

• Work with a team of medical professionals, including physicists and dosimetrists, to develop a personalized radiation therapy plan for each patient.

• Administer radiation therapy treatments to patients, which may involve the use of various techniques, including external beam radiation therapy, internal radiation therapy, or brachytherapy.

• Monitor patients throughout their treatment, and perform regular follow-up exams to assess the effectiveness of the treatment and ensure the patient's well-being.

• Maintain detailed records of patient care, including medical histories, treatment plans, and progress notes.

• Collaborate with other medical professionals, including oncologists, surgeons, and other specialists, to ensure that the patient receives comprehensive cancer care.

Part-time Schedule: As a part-time radiation oncologist, the work schedule may vary and may involve working on a contractual or hourly basis.

Salary Is Negotiable and depends on Experience and Work Schedule

DHA Eligibility/License is mandatory

Remote Work :

No