Radiation Oncology

A Message from the Division Head of Radiation Oncology, Ian Dayes

The Division of Radiation Oncology provides comprehensive radiation treatment services to cancer patients within a multidisciplinary and academic setting. Treatment is available at both the Juravinski Cancer Centre at Hamilton Health Sciences and the Walker Family Cancer Centre in Niagara. In order to provide care close to home, consultation and follow up services are also provided at affiliated sites in Brantford and Burlington in order to ensure that all patients in the Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant LHIN have access to state of the art treatment. Educational opportunities in radiation oncology include exposure to the basic science of radiation oncology in the McMaster undergraduate medical programme, a 5 year residency programme, a fellowship programme offering 1-2 year clinical research fellowships in focused areas, and collaborative learning opportunities with medical physics. Faculty and trainees are involved in a broad range of clinical research including clinical trials and translational research as well as evaluation of new technologies.

 

Dayes, Ian


Key Contacts

Rhonda Walmsley

Walmsley, Rhonda
Administrative Supervisor, Integrated Radiation Treatment Program/Interprofessional Practice

905-387-9711 ext. 63123
walmsleyr@hhsc.ca

Ian Dayes

Radiation Oncology
Dayes, Ian
Associate Professor

905-387-9711 ext. 67698
dayes@hhsc.ca




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