College of Allied Health Science’s radiation therapy program expands to Atlanta area this fall
The radiation therapy program is expanding into Atlanta this fall to address a nationwide shortage in the industry.
The Medical College of Georgia Department of Radiation Oncology is devoted to providing superior patient care in an atmosphere of compassion and professionalism. It is our goal to provide accurate and precise radiation therapy treatment in an effective and compassionate manner doing our best to maintain our patient's dignity and self-respect. We are committed to fostering a safe, professional and caring environment for our patient, their families and our co-workers.
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As part of the Georgia Cancer Center, the AU Department of Radiation Oncology is committed to become a leader in academic radiation therapy; recognized for exceptional clinical care and clinical trials, research in cancer biology and medical physics, and educating future health care providers. We strive to be part of improving Radiation Therapy in terms of treatment delivery and outcomes, speed for convenience to patients and their families, and cost of healthcare.
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The radiation therapy program is expanding into Atlanta this fall to address a nationwide shortage in the industry.
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