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Mount Elizabeth Proton Therapy Centre
Our Team
Our experienced team of radiation oncologists leverage on modern technology and years of experience to precisely target tumours – both malignant and benign – to treat cancer and achieve your desired health outcomes.
At Mount Elizabeth, we are well-trained to deliver proton therapy techniques in a highly-specialised, safe and soothing environment. With us, you are in good hands.
Our care team
Our multidisciplinary care team comprises of:
- Specialists from various disciplines, such as radiation oncologists, medical oncologists, surgeons, radiologist and pathologists
- Medical physicists who work closely with radiation oncologists to develop personalised treatment plans for patients, and to carry out comprehensive quality assurance programme to ensure the accuracy of the proton treatment delivery
- Radiation therapists who work closely with radiation oncologists and medical physicists to deliver the daily treatment procedures to patients
- Oncology nurses who help patients navigate complex treatment protocols, manage symptoms and side effects, and coordinate patient care with the treatment team to develop personalised care plans
- Allied health professionals including, physiotherapists, dietitians, occupational therapists, medical technologists, and counsellors for applicable patients
Our team members all share a common mission – to be guides and beacons of support for you and your loved ones during your cancer recovery journey.
Our radiation oncologists
Our radiation oncologists work closely with a multidisciplinary team of cancer specialists and allied health professionals to deliver customised treatment plans for cancer patients.
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