<ul><li>Must be licensed to practice medicine in the jurisdiction where they work.</li><li>Many Radiation Oncologists seek board certification from relevant medical boards, such as the American Board of Radiology or equivalent in other countries.</li><li>Meet with patients to discuss their medical history, diagnosis, and treatment options.</li><li>Develop and oversee the implementation of individualized radiation treatment plans for patients.</li><li>Work closely with other members of the oncology team, including surgeons, medical oncologists, and other healthcare professionals, to ensure comprehensive cancer care.</li><li>Monitor and supervise the administration of radiation therapy sessions to ensure accuracy and effectiveness.</li><li>Provide ongoing follow-up care to monitor the patient's response to treatment and manage any side effects.</li><li>Stay updated on the latest advancements in radiation oncology, contribute to research, and educate medical students, residents, and other healthcare professionals.</li></ul>

Consultant Radiation Oncologist