Dr. Qasim Husain, a New Jersey native, is an ENT who completed his undergraduate and medical education in the accelerated 7-year BS/MD program at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. He then completed residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ Columbia and Cornell University, as well as Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Subsequently, he pursued advanced fellowship training in Rhinology (Sinus and Skull Base Surgery) at Massachusetts Eye and Ear/ Harvard Medical School. He is a certified Pediatric and Adult Otolaryngologist.
Having a career in radiation therapy consists of numerous responsibilities and generally requires earning a bachelor's degree, associate degree, or certification and in many states licensing.
Radiation therapists generally work in hospitals, cancer treatment centers, or physician offices.
The advancements in the medical field and years of researches have resulted in developing a variety of treatments for cancer.
Radiation treatment meddles with the creation of DNA by the previously mentioned youthful connective tissue cells.Our radiation therapist Dr Rajiv Dahiya MD is physically, mentally and emotionally sound due to the physical positioning of patients and the emotions involved with treating ill or terminally ill patients.
We care about the ill individual with absolute best and keep our observing proceeds on the illness so it can't go with greater incensement.Radiation therapy can be prescribed by a physician in an effort to completely eliminate or reduce the size of a benign or malignant tumor and is often used in conjunction with surgery and/or chemotherapy.
You will be required to lie completely still during treatment; however, this should not be uncomfortable, since the treatment sporadically attacks more than a few minutes.