Consultant Radiotherapist (Oncology)

Qualifications

· Medical degree (MBBS or equivalent) from a recognized institution.

· Fellowship or Board Certification in Radiation Oncology/Clinical Oncology and a valid medical license

· Postgraduate qualification in a relevant oncology subspecialty (desirable).

Experience

· Minimum of 7 years of post-certification experience in clinical radiation oncology.

· Proven expertise in advanced radiotherapy techniques such as IMRT, VMAT, SBRT, and brachytherapy.

· Demonstrated experience in a multidisciplinary oncology environment.

Clinical Leadership and Radiotherapy Services

· Provide expert consultation, diagnosis, and management for patients requiring radiation oncology services.

· Develop, prescribe, and oversee the delivery of complex radiotherapy treatment plans using advanced technologies.

Ensure accurate and timely treatment planning, verification, and administration in collaboration with medical physicists and dosimetrists.

· Collaborate closely with surgical oncologists, medical oncologists, pathologists, and other specialists in multidisciplinary team meetings to determine optimal patient care pathways.

Quality Assurance and Patient Safety

· Implement and monitor rigorous quality assurance and safety protocols for all radiotherapy equipment and procedures in line with international standards

· Ensure strict compliance with national regulatory frameworks, radiation safety guidelines, and hospital clinical governance policies.

· Lead and participate in clinical audits and incident reporting to continuously improve patient safety and treatment quality.

Innovation, Research and Development

· Drive the adoption of new radiotherapy techniques, technologies, and clinical protocols to enhance treatment efficacy and patient experience.

· Participate in and lead clinical research projects, contributing to the evidence base in radiation oncology and encouraging publications.

· Contribute to AMCE’s academic mission through teaching, training, and mentoring of residents, fellows, and staff.

Leadership and Mentorship

· Provide professional supervision, mentorship, and training for junior doctors, registrars, and clinical fellows in radiation oncology.

· Conduct regular performance reviews and support the professional development of team members.

· Foster a collaborative, supportive, and high-performing environment within the radiotherapy department.

Strategic and Administrative Responsibilities

· Participate in the strategic planning and development of radiation oncology services, including budgeting and resource management.