Radiation oncologist

Key Responsibilities

- Evaluate and diagnose patients requiring radiation therapy.

- Develop individualized radiation treatment plans based on tumor type, stage, and overall patient condition.

- Administer and supervise radiation therapy using techniques such as IMRT, IGRT, 3D-CRT, SRS, SBRT, and brachytherapy.

- Collaborate with medical oncologists, surgical oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, and physicists in multidisciplinary tumor boards.

- Monitor patients throughout treatment and manage radiation-related side effects and complications.

- Ensure compliance with radiation safety protocols and quality standards.

- Maintain accurate patient records and treatment documentation.

- Participate in clinical research, audits, and academic activities where applicable.

Qualifications and Requirements

- MBBS degree from a recognized institution.

- MD/DNB in Radiation Oncology (or equivalent recognized qualification).

- Valid medical license to practice.

- Board certification preferred.

- Minimum 1 years of post-specialty experience in radiation oncology.

Required Skills and Competencies

- Strong knowledge of radiation physics, radiobiology, and treatment planning systems.

- Proficiency in advanced radiation therapy techniques and equipment.

- Excellent clinical decision-making and analytical skills.

- Strong patient counseling and communication abilities.

- Ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary oncology team.

- Commitment to patient safety and continuous professional development.

What We Offer

- Competitive compensation package.

- Advanced radiation therapy infrastructure and technology.

- Supportive multidisciplinary cancer care environment.

- Opportunities for research and academic involvement.

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