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7 Radiation Oncologist Listings Near Irwins Park, IL
Radiation Oncologist Irwins Park, IL
Find a Radiation Oncologist in Irwins Park, IL to to treat various forms of cancer using radiation therapy.Results for Irwins Park, IL
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350 Points
C. Bradbury
HSHS St. John's PavilionDistance: 12.89 mi301 N. 8th St.
Springfield, IL 62701Dr. Bradbury completed his medical and graduate degrees at the University of Vermont in Burlington, Vt. He then compl... -
300 Points
Brian Baumann
HSHS St. John's PavilionDistance: 12.89 mi301 N. 8th St.
Springfield, IL 62701Recognized as a SpaceOAR Hydrogel Center of ExcellenceBrian Baumann, MD, provides care with the Cancer Center De... -
300 Points
Benjamin Fischer-Valuck
HSHS St. John's PavilionDistance: 12.89 mi301 N. 8th St.
Springfield, IL 62701Dr. Fischer-Valuck completed his residency at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and his medical d... -
200 Points
Simon Brown
Memorial Medical CenterDistance: 12.89 mi701 North 1st Street
Springfield, IL 62781Dr. Brown felt compelled to become a doctor after a conversation with his grandmother, during which he found himself ... -
100 Points
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100 Points
Benjamin Fischer-Valuck
Springfield Memorial HospitalDistance: 12.89 mi701 North 1st Street
Springfield, IL 62781-0001 -
Michael Payne
St. John's HospitalDistance: 12.89 mi800 East Carpenter
1st Floor
Springfield, IL 62769
Radiation Oncologist Info
Radiation Oncologist Summary:
A Radiation Oncologist is an oncologist who treats cancer using radiation therapy. Patients are usually referred to a Radiation Oncologist if their particular form of cancer would respond well to radiation. A Radiation Oncologist is a specialty of oncology. A Radiation Oncologist can work in a hospital or in private practice.
Radiation Oncologist FAQs:
What is a
A Radiation Oncologist is a physician who practices a sub-specialty of oncology. A Radiation Oncologist treats cancer using radiation therapy.
What tools does a Radiation Oncologist use?
Radiation Oncologists use CT scans, mammography, MRI's, ultrasound and x-rays.
What does a Radiation Oncologist treat?
Radiation Oncologists treat most types of cancers. Cancers that a Radiation Oncologist treats include brain cancer, prostate cancer and bone cancer.
Radiation Oncologist Related Terms:
radiation, x-rays, MRI, CT scans, mammography, ultrasound, oncology, radiation oncologist
A Radiation Oncologist is an oncologist who treats cancer using radiation therapy. Patients are usually referred to a Radiation Oncologist if their particular form of cancer would respond well to radiation. A Radiation Oncologist is a specialty of oncology. A Radiation Oncologist can work in a hospital or in private practice.
Radiation Oncologist FAQs:
What is a
Radiation Oncologist
?A Radiation Oncologist is a physician who practices a sub-specialty of oncology. A Radiation Oncologist treats cancer using radiation therapy.
What tools does a Radiation Oncologist use?
Radiation Oncologists use CT scans, mammography, MRI's, ultrasound and x-rays.
What does a Radiation Oncologist treat?
Radiation Oncologists treat most types of cancers. Cancers that a Radiation Oncologist treats include brain cancer, prostate cancer and bone cancer.
Radiation Oncologist Related Terms:
radiation, x-rays, MRI, CT scans, mammography, ultrasound, oncology, radiation oncologist
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